Our Story
ClaimBridge Solutions, based in Atlanta, GA, specializes in tracking and recovering unclaimed funds for individuals and businesses nationwide. Our mission is to reconnect people with financial assets they may not know they have while making a positive impact through goodwill and community service.
Built on transparency, integrity, and client advocacy, our team approaches every claim with honesty and compassion, providing legitimate, risk-free financial recovery and restoring hope one successful claim at a time.
Who We Are
ClaimBridge Solutions in Atlanta, GA, is a financial investment services agency focused on locating and reclaiming unclaimed government-held funds for clients across the United States. Founded on the principles of giving back and paying it forward, the company is committed to honesty, transparency, and meaningful public service.
Our team helps individuals and businesses navigate complex government procedures with care and clarity, providing hands-on, client-centered support throughout the recovery process. By covering related costs, maintaining strict confidentiality, and prioritizing each client's well-being, ClaimBridge builds lasting trust and peace of mind while serving as a dedicated partner in their financial recovery and long-term security.
Your Property Sold for More than the Asking Price, and the Selling Authority Owes You The Difference!
Money was created for YOU (the previous homeowner or Rightful Heir) following the Foreclosure of your Property.
HOW PROPERTY FORECLOSURE CREATES EXCESS FUNDS:
When Taxes, Mortgage or HOA Fee’s go unpaid, the Selling Authority will Auction the home off to the highest bidder to get their money.
The Opening Bid Price Is Almost Always Set at the amount owed... So, when investors bid on the property, they quite often BID OVER the asking Price.
That "OVER-BID" money belongs to the Former Homeowner or Rightful Heir.
Who is ClaimBridge?
Our Company IS the Solution – Bridging YOU to Your Claim
ClaimBridge Solutions is a Claim Processing Agency that specializes in Capital Recovery following property foreclosure. We locate unclaimed funds held in various areas of government and then we connect those funds to their rightful owner, before it’s too late!
Most levels of government who hold excess funds have ESCHEATMENT POLICIES whereby claimants must claim their money within a certain amount of time or they will lose the ability to recover their funds.
WHAT CLAIMBRIGE DOES:
We partner with YOU to go get you your MONEY!
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The customer pays NOTHING UPFRONT for us to do this work. We work on a contingency fee basis - which means we dont get paid until and unless we are able to recover your money.
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We offer NO RISK Capital Recovery - if we are unable to recover your money, you lose nothing, we charge you nothing and any money we've paid to start the process is considered the cost of doing business.
You either WIN or remain at baseline when working with us - there's no way for you to lose.
WHAT'S THE COST?
* Our fee for this work varies based upon state statutes but is a percentage of the amount recovered.
* We have a lowest rate guarantee - this means if you provide us with proof that you've been offered a certain percentage, we guarantee that we will provide you our service at a lower percentage to retain your business!
* We receive our fee when the government cuts the check - this is the same time the customer receives his/her payment.
DONT WAIT! PARTNER WITH US TODAY! YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID!
CONTACT THE LOCAL AGENT WHO ORIGINALLY CONTACTED YOU TO GET STARTED!
WHY YOU SHOULD ACT PROMPTLY TO CLAIM YOUR FUNDS
DELAYS CAN CAUSE PROBLEMS WITH YOUR CLAIM! Problems such as:
Loss of rights over time
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Deadlines and escheat: In most States, unclaimed surplus funds from foreclosure can be forfeited to the state after a statutory period (commonly five years), so waiting too long can mean losing the money entirely.
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Statutory time limits elsewhere: For Example, In Florida, undistributed surplus can be turned over to the Department of Financial Services after one year, which cuts off late claims at the court level and changes the process to an unclaimed‑property claim.
More competing claims
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Junior lienholders step in: The longer a claimant waits, the more time junior mortgagees, judgment creditors, HOAs, or other lienholders have to file their own surplus claims and establish priority.
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Priority fights become harder: If other parties file first and obtain court orders, a late‑filing owner may face uphill battles or be left only with whatever is left after liens and costs.
Procedural and evidentiary complications
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Interpleader and court proceedings: If there is delay or dispute, foreclosing lenders or tax officials may deposit the funds into court via interpleader, forcing the claimant into a more formal lawsuit instead of a simple administrative request.
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Lost or stale records: With time, it becomes harder to obtain payoff statements, lien releases, and proof of ownership or assignment, which can slow or derail the claim.
Financial downsides
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Accruing interest and costs: While some jurisdictions pay limited interest on held funds, extended disputes can generate attorney’s fees, court costs, and additional lien interest that get paid from the surplus before the owner sees anything.
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Greater risk of errors and fraud: A long delay increases the window for misdirected payments, fraudulent claims by others, or clerical mistakes that may require litigation to unwind.
Judicial fairness and “laches” arguments
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Equitable defenses: In contested cases, opposing parties can argue that a long, unexplained delay is unfair (laches), especially if they relied on the inaction and the court already disbursed funds or closed the case.
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Judge skepticism: Courts are more skeptical of late, after‑the‑fact claims—particularly when the record owner ignored notices—making it harder to convince a judge to reopen or modify prior disbursement orders.