Professional asset recovery for heirs and estates
After the passing of an individual, government agencies are not required to search for heirs indefinitely. As a result, estate proceeds can remain unclaimed for years before eventually being taken by the state. AEI was created to close that gap — finding rightful heirs and guiding them through recovery.
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Through our research into public probate records, we’ve identified assets that may belong to you — typically from the estate of a deceased relative. The money is real, the process is legal, and you have every right to claim what’s yours.
Read MoreBillions of dollars in unclaimed assets
Of Estates Never Reach Heirs
In 10 Americans Has Unclaimed Assets
Upfront Cost to You
10-15% Fee (Industry Avg: 20–40%)
We Cover Every Cost: Legal, Filing, Research
Direct, transparent answers to the questions that matter most to our clients.
It varies. Simple cases can be resolved in a few months. More complex estates involving multiple heirs, contested claims, or courts with heavy dockets can take 12 to 24 months or longer. Since we don’t get paid until the estate distributes, we have every incentive to move your case as efficiently as possible.
In most cases, all we need is a government-issued photo ID and documents that establish your relationship to the deceased — birth certificates, marriage records, or similar vital records. We’ll tell you exactly what’s needed for your specific situation. The heavy lifting is on our end.
No. You will never be asked to pay any fee, deposit, or expense out of pocket. AEI covers all costs associated with your recovery — legal fees, filing fees, research expenses, everything. We only get paid when you receive your inheritance.
The assets we’ve identified will remain in government accounts. Over time, most states have the legal right to absorb unclaimed funds permanently. Deadlines vary by jurisdiction, but the general rule is simple: the longer you wait, the harder it becomes to recover what’s yours. In some cases, the opportunity is lost entirely