State-Held Asset Recovery Assistance
Beacon Corporate Asset Recovery LLC provides asset review and recovery assistance for individuals, businesses, trusts, estates, successors, and authorized representatives in Texas and California. Beacon reviews public state-held property records, to identify dormant accounts, uncashed distributions, mineral royalties, outstanding receivable credits, and other assets that may be associated with their rightful owners.
Beacon is a private asset recovery company and is not affiliated with any state controller, comptroller, or government agency.
How Beacon Helps
Identify
Beacon reviews public state-held property records, database archives, and state registries to identify records that may be associated with individuals, businesses, trusts, estates, or authorized representatives.
Verify
Beacon references public records and available entity, address, succession, trust, or estate information to help confirm the correct owner, claimant, or authorized representative.
Assist
Beacon assists with the claim process and state communications on a contingency basis, subject to applicable state law and statutory fee limits. State agencies generally issue payment directly to the approved claimant.
Beacon does not request bank account routing data, Social Security numbers, tax identification numbers, or sensitive financial records in initial outreach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was this property not identified earlier?
State-held property records often involve assets that became disconnected from the owner years earlier. These records may result from address changes, name changes, estate issues, corporate restructurings, mergers, acquisitions, uncashed checks, mineral royalty payments, vendor accounting issues, or historical account activity. Because these records may be reported under older names, prior addresses, legacy entities, or outdated business records, they can go unnoticed.
How does Beacon calculate its recovery fee?
Beacon’s compensation is handled under a written agreement and is subject to applicable state law and statutory fee limits. Beacon does not charge upfront retainers, hidden administrative costs, or hourly research fees. If no property is recovered, no recovery fee is owed.
Does Beacon ever take direct possession of recovered funds?
No. Claims are processed through the applicable state property-recovery process. State agencies generally issue payment directly to the approved claimant. Beacon does not hold, handle, or intermediate recovered funds on behalf of claimants.