Bank accounts
Forgotten checking, savings, and certificates of deposit.
Pennsylvania unclaimed property recovery
Forgotten accounts. Uncashed checks. An inheritance left behind. Your property may be waiting to be claimed.
Our team of attorneys helps individuals, families, and businesses identify and recover unclaimed property—with clear guidance at every step.

A clear path to
what is rightfully yours.
Understanding unclaimed property
When a business or financial institution loses contact with an owner for a legally specified period, certain money or assets are transferred to the state for safekeeping.
These assets may still belong to you, your business, or an estate. A claim establishes who is entitled to receive them.
Explore common questionsForgotten checking, savings, and certificates of deposit.
Uncashed paychecks, customer refunds, and overpayments.
Unpaid benefits, policy proceeds, and premium refunds.
Stocks, dividends, and uncollected trust distributions.
Our process
Our team of attorneys brings structure to the paperwork and clarity to the process, so you know what comes next.
We review the available records and your connection to the reported owner to identify a potential claim.
We explain what is needed and help organize the records that support ownership or authority to claim.
Our team of attorneys helps prepare the claim and address requests for additional information.
The holding agency reviews the claim and issues payment if approved. We guide you through the next steps.
Every claim is different. Recovery depends on proof of entitlement and agency approval.
The value of professional guidance
Old addresses, a deceased owner, or a change in business ownership can leave gaps in the paper trail. Our team of attorneys helps you understand those gaps and what may be needed to move forward.
Frequently asked questions
Get to know the recovery process and how our team of attorneys can help.
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Think you may have unclaimed property, or received a letter from us? Contact our team of attorneys to discuss your situation.
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