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A call about a relative’s property can feel unsettling. So many people ask the same thing. How did you find me about this tax lawsuit? The answer is simple, and it involves public court records.
First, understand how these cases start. The county files a tax suit over unpaid taxes. So it names the property owners it can identify. Those filings become public court records.
How public court records lead to you
When a relative dies, the property passes to the heirs. So the county researches the family to find them. It then lists those heirs in the public court records. That is how names like yours end up on file.
Because public court records stay open, anyone can read them. So we see the same filings the county created. We reach out to let you know your options. Nothing here is secret or shady.
Next, know what this does not mean. We did not pull private data. We did not dig into your personal life. So there is no cause for alarm. We simply read the public court records tied to the property.
In short, we found you the same way the county listed you. The public court records connect your name to a relative’s property, and we reached out to help.
What this means for you:
We found you through public court records the county files when it names heirs in a tax suit.
Nothing private is involved, since these filings stay open for anyone to read.
If you want to be bought out of the lawsuit and have your name removed, no cost to you, call or text us at (469) 708-8003 today.
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