Q: Need attorney for surplus recovery after foreclosure in Allegheny County.
I am a surplus recovery agent based in Cleveland and am seeking to hire an attorney immediately to assist the only remaining heir in recovering excess surplus after a mortgage foreclosure in Allegheny County. Are there any attorneys available for this type of work?
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To assist the heir in recovering surplus funds after a mortgage foreclosure in Allegheny County, it's advisable to consult with attorneys experienced in foreclosure proceedings and surplus fund recovery. Given your location in Cleveland, collaborating with local counsel in Pennsylvania can be beneficial.
One option is **Allegheny Attorneys at Law**, located in Pittsburgh. They offer services related to foreclosure defense and may have insights into surplus fund recovery.
Another firm, **Flaherty Fardo**, also based in Pittsburgh, has over 25 years of experience in debt collection, including post-foreclosure matters. They assist clients in collecting debts owed, which may encompass surplus funds.
Additionally, **J.P. Ward & Associates**, with offices in Pittsburgh, provide foreclosure defense counsel and might offer assistance in recovering surplus funds.
It's important to note that while surplus funds recovery agents can assist in identifying and recovering excess funds, collaborating with attorneys ensures that all legal aspects are properly addressed, including navigating any potential disputes or legal challenges.
Given the complexities involved, engaging with an attorney experienced in this area is a prudent step to ensure the heir's interests are effectively represented.
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