Leo Puckering – Heirship & Title Research | National Equity Agency

Leo Puckering

Heirship & County-Level Title Research

About Leo Puckering

Heirship & Title Research Specialist

Leo Puckering plays a critical role at National Equity Agency by conducting detailed heirship, intestacy, and title research in foreclosure-related surplus cases. His work ensures that rightful heirs are accurately identified and positioned to recover excess funds left behind after tax deed or mortgage foreclosure sales.

With expertise in estate research, property records, and county-level databases, Leo bridges the gap between legal documentation and real-life families who may not even be aware they’re entitled to funds. Whether confirming kinship through probate records or resolving chain-of-title gaps in contested properties, Leo brings unmatched diligence and focus to every case.

His efforts often uncover complex family trees or overlooked legal heirs, especially in cases where a homeowner passed away without a will. He coordinates with notaries, genealogical researchers, and courts across jurisdictions to help establish legal standing for surplus fund claims.

Leo’s role is especially vital in counties with limited documentation or historical data errors. His investigations provide the legal backbone necessary for NEA attorneys to step in and secure recovery for clients. In many cases, Leo’s research is the key to turning a dead-end lead into a fully recovered payout for the family.

What People Are Saying

“Leo worked behind the scenes to uncover my late aunt’s estate situation and connect us to funds we had no idea were available. His dedication was evident throughout.”

– Verified Client (Testimonial Placeholder)

“We didn’t have any documents or probate started, but Leo guided the whole process and made it easy to understand. We’re very grateful for his persistence.”

– Client in Ohio (Testimonial Placeholder)

Not Sure if You Qualify?

Leo can help determine if you—or a family member—may be entitled to foreclosure surplus funds.

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