Attorney-Led Surplus Recovery. Built for Compliance.

Surplus funds are real funds that may remain after a property sale when proceeds exceed legal obligations. These funds are typically held by a county, court, or other authority until properly claimed under governing statutes. Recovery requires legal process and may involve probate, lien review, or court approval.

No. Atlantic Surplus Recovery is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. ASR operates as a legal origination and compliance support platform that organizes public records and identifies potential surplus matters before referring them to independent, licensed attorneys for legal evaluation and representation decisions.

Once ASR identifies and screens a potential matter, qualifying opportunities are routed to independent, licensed attorneys. Those attorneys determine whether to accept representation and how to proceed based on applicable law, county requirements, and case specifics.

No. Surplus recovery outcomes and timelines vary based on jurisdictional procedures, court decisions, and case-specific factors. No result can be guaranteed, and ASR does not control legal outcomes, attorney decisions, or timelines.

Recovery of surplus funds involves statutory procedures, filings, and potential court hearings that only a licensed attorney can perform. Attorneys provide legal authority, compliance with rules, and fiduciary responsibility for representation — factors ASR is not licensed to provide.