Asset Search

Asset searches are done for a variety of reasons. Typically, one party is interested in understanding the extent of ownership of one or more types of assets of another party. Some common reasons to perform an asset search are: o collect on a judgment or to collect child support; to learn about a person's income; or to learn more about a target business for a merger. Asset searches include: real property ownership, including mortgages and/or liens; motor vehicle, watercraft and aircraft ownership; tax liens; financing statements; judgments; mortgage payments; pending court cases and awards; unclaimed property; and other attachable assets. The cost of an asset search starts at around $100 and can go way up depending on the nature of, the location of and the complexity of the assets that need to be searched.