Find out just how much information you can find through searching public court records. We reveal the benefits in this informative report.
Did you know you could find out a lot about a person by searching public court records? There are certain things available through searching public court records that can help you find a lost loved one,
biological parents or inheritance claims that may be owed to you.
The truth is there are big financial gains to be had for creditors, financial institutions and debt collectors when they search public court records to help them collect what is owed to them. Adoption records and Probate court issues are part of the process with many adopted people now finding their biological parents and siblings through this process.
Debt collectors for example, even through old bankruptcy filings, (which also contain credit card companies owed and account numbers, bank account numbers, vehicles owned or real estate owned), can find assets available to satisfy judgments through search.
Liens can be placed on real estate purchased to satisfy debt even at a later time when the property is sold, to help businesses and individuals recover money owed to them. An attorney can file a lien against assets to satisfy a judgment once they have located the assets and the best way to do this is through searching public court records.
Locating Information In Your State
Many states and counties have their own websites where anybody can search public court records. Many county websites now even list how much was paid for real estate when the deed is filed. They are doing this for property tax issues, but a past lender could certainly find out what was paid, and use that as a basis to try to analyze equity, to see if the equity could satisfy the outstanding debt.
Employers can search to find out whether a potential employee has filed any lawsuits, medical injury suits, liens, judgments, bankruptcy or have any traffic convictions, or criminal convictions, and can help them make a hiring decision based on searching public records.
Personal Searches
Any marriage and divorces are part of personal items that will surface and some resourceful people have used this method to confirm rumors of past companion’s availability, and use that to their advantage.
In the old days, a private investigator may have been hired for some of these purposes, but nowadays, any amateur can use their computer to search public court records and find the information they need. If they do not have the time, the computer or enough information, many times, they can find a professional Internet service provider for a minimal fee to perform the search for them.
This can be a very cost effective means of finding a loved one, collecting a debt, or making sure you made the right hiring decision before investing time and money into training.
