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Phoenix Equity Group uses lawful research methods to identify potential surplus funds and the individuals or entities who may have a legal interest in them. Our sources include court records, property records, deed histories, foreclosure filings, probate records, tax sale records, business filings, and other publicly available information.

If we contacted you, our research indicated a potential connection between you — or a property, estate, business, or entity tied to you — and funds that may remain after a foreclosure, judicial sale, tax sale, or similar proceeding. We do not contact people at random.

The records Phoenix reviews are public documents. Foreclosure proceedings, judicial sales, tax sales, probate matters, and many property transactions are filed with and maintained by courts, county offices, and other government agencies. These records are generally accessible to the public, including researchers, recovery firms, attorneys, and individuals.

You can independently verify the underlying case, property, or public record by contacting the relevant court clerk, Master Commissioner, county recorder, or other holding authority. Phoenix will tell you which case, property, or public record led us to contact you so you can perform your own verification.

Phoenix Equity Group is a private asset-recovery company, not a law firm. We coordinate research, documentation, and the administrative recovery process from start to finish.

When court action is required — such as filing a claim, motion, or request for disbursement — an independent attorney handles the appropriate legal filing. The attorney-client relationship, if any, is established directly between you and the attorney. Phoenix does not practice law or provide legal advice.

Phoenix Equity Group is a private company. We are not a government agency, court, county office, bank, or public authority. We do not present ourselves as the court, county, or any government entity, and we do not have the power to issue orders, garnish wages, or take enforcement action.

Any funds we pursue are held by a court, government office, Master Commissioner, or other custodian. We help claimants navigate the recovery process; we do not control the release of funds.