Expert Home Stagers in Jackson, MS

We charge a fair and reasonable fee, based on a percentage of the total amount successfully recovered. The fee is payable only after the funds are recovered and back in your possession. If we recover nothing, you pay nothing.

Our wealth of experience helps us steer clear of the many obstacles and roadblocks that frequently cause long delays and problems within the claim and/or selling process. This provides you with a more efficient and less stressful experience. The services we offer can often be a tedious, frustrating, and time-consuming project. Most of our clients are already overburdened with multiple priorities. We strive to bring you real results with minimal effort on your part.

There are many reasons why the party who originally held your funds may not have previously notified you. Some common reasons are as follows:You may have changed your addressThe holder may have an error in your addressThe holders' records may be incomplete and disorganizedThe party who held your funds may not have an internal policy which requires them to make an effort to locate and notify youThe holder may have no incentive to locate you and return the fundsThe holder may have gone out of business or been acquired by a new ownerYou may have an unlisted number or otherwise be difficult to findThe holder of funds may not have sufficient information to determine that you are a rightful heir or beneficiary to funds they hold

In most cases, just a couple of items: A signed Recovery Agreement Your mailing address If your company engages Jax Enterprises, we will require your official title and the title of a corporate officer who will verify your position and authority to sign on behalf of the company Once we have this basic information, we will prepare an assortment of documents that will be sent to you for signature, along with an enumerated list of items that must also accompany your claim. Jax Enterprises does not request a fee upfront to begin the recovery process.

There are a couple of reasons that claims are partially paid. Occasionally, funds may be jointly owned, but the joint status is not provided until such time that the claim is submitted and evaluated. Another reason for partial payment could be that a portion of the claim had already been paid out to another joint owner, and again joint status is not provided until such time that the claim is submitted and evaluated. In the case of corporate claims, occasionally a holder determines that the claimant corporation does not own/control 100% of an entity for which funds are being held. In the case of heirs, a holder may conclude that other heirs may be partially entitled to the funds.