Heir & Estate Asset Recovery

Losing a loved one is difficult, and dealing with unclaimed property on top of that can feel overwhelming. SBP Asset Recovery specializes in Heir & Estate Asset Recovery, helping families, beneficiaries, and estate representatives locate and reclaim assets that rightfully belong to the deceased. These assets can include dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, stocks, dividends, retirement funds, refunds, and other financial property held by state agencies, banks, or businesses.

Our team manages the entire recovery process, handling everything from asset identification and ownership verification to preparing and submitting the necessary legal and estate documentation. We communicate directly with state offices, financial institutions, and other agencies, resolving documentation issues and navigating probate requirements when necessary. By taking on the administrative burden, we make the process simple, secure, and efficient—so families can focus on what matters most.

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Why Choose Our Service

• Full-Service Recovery: We handle every step of the process, from research to claim submission.

• Multi-State & Complex Claims: Experienced in managing assets across multiple states or challenging estates.

• Contingency-Based: No upfront fees; you only pay if we successfully recover assets.

• Sensitive & Professional Approach: We treat every estate with the care, respect, and discretion it deserves.

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Common Questions

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Who can file a claim for a deceased person’s assets?
Only legal heirs, beneficiaries, or estate representatives (executors or administrators) can file claims.

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What types of assets can be recovered?
Assets may include bank accounts, uncashed checks, stocks, dividends, insurance proceeds, retirement funds, refunds, and other unclaimed property.

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Is probate required to recover unclaimed property?
Some claims require probate documents, but many states allow heirs to claim assets with legal proof of entitlement.

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How long does recovery take?
Timelines vary based on asset type, state procedures, and documentation. Simple claims may take weeks; complex or multi-state claims may take several months.

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What documents are needed to file a claim?
Typically, you will need a death certificate, proof of identity, proof of heirship or beneficiary status, and any relevant estate or probate documents.

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How are your fees structured?
We work on a contingency basis—there are no upfront costs, and fees are only collected if assets are successfully recovered.