About the Office

A retired Army finance officer applying fiscal precision to county land records

Civic Duty Property Recovery is led by a retired Army finance officer. Years of disciplined accounting taught a simple habit: check every figure against its source before drawing a conclusion.

That same method guides each tax-sale file. The work begins with the public record and moves forward only as far as the documents allow.

Our Standards

Work grounded in duty, transparency, and respect for former owners

No recovery outcome is promised until the public documents have been fully examined. Accuracy comes first, and every former owner deserves a clear account of what the records show.

How We Work

Research within the boundaries of the public record

Our research reviews publicly available tax-sale and county records to identify whether excess proceeds may exist. We organize what the documents show, note what they do not, and explain each finding in plain language.

We do not provide legal advice or legal representation. Where a question requires counsel, we say so plainly. Eligibility and any potential outcome depend entirely on the details of each record and the decisions of the relevant authorities.