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Ultimately such unclaimed funds escheat to the state...

Posted by Ward-CA- on December 22, 2003 at 0:16 AM

In Reply to: Post-foreclosure funds in probate posted by chris on December 21, 2003 at 10:56 PM

: What happens to the post-auction $$surpluses (after all liens are paid) of a foreclosed property that is currently in probate administered by the County Public Administrator?

: For that matter, what happens to any money left in an estate being handled by the Pub. Admin.?

: If no heirs exist, or if no heirs care enough to become administrator, where does that money end up?

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Chris,

The funds are held by the Public Administrator on behalf of the estate for a set period of time. After that the funds escheat to the State of California.


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