Palm Beach, FL – April 2025
Even if a foreclosure case is closed, heirs can still recover equity from the original sale. New recovery options allow claimants to file through probate court or with simple heirship affidavits.
“We’ve reclaimed funds for grandchildren, siblings, even stepchildren — it’s all about the paperwork,” said a probate equity agent.
Free consultations and filing help are available for heirs without attorneys or a formal will.
Equity Recovery for Veterans: New Program Helps Florida’s Military Families Reclaim Surplus Proceeds
Pensacola, FL – April 2025
Veterans who lost homes to foreclosure may still be owed money. A new equity refund program offers support tailored to military families, including help with filing for surplus proceeds left after auction.
“We owe our vets more than words — we owe them action and access to what they’ve earned,” said a surplus case advocate.
Veteran-focused assistance is now available via VA centers and housing agencies statewide.
Florida Mobile Clinics Now Offering Equity Reclaim Services in Underserved Communities
Gainesville, FL – April 2025
Equity recovery groups are launching a mobile support effort to bring on-the-go surplus filing help directly to underserved neighborhoods across Florida. Residents can complete their entire claim from a mobile clinic in one visit.
“We’re showing up where the need is — not just in courtrooms and law offices,” said a mobile team lead.
Services include free document scans, affidavits, notarization, and Spanish-language support.
Florida Homeowners Encouraged to Check for Surplus Funds Before Statutory Deadlines Close
Tampa, FL – April 2025
Thousands of Florida residents may be just weeks away from losing their right to reclaim surplus equity after foreclosure. Many counties are approaching the end of the claim period for properties sold between 2020 and 2022.
“Once the deadline passes, the funds are gone forever,” said a surplus legal researcher.
Homeowners are being urged to run a surplus check immediately and begin the claim process before it’s too late.
