State Coverage

Meridian Assignments is assignments-only. We review submissions selectively based on jurisdictional rules, venue posture, documentation clarity, and internal risk controls. Coverage may change over time. If your state is not clearly listed as active, you may still submit an eligibility request for review.

Important: We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Submission does not guarantee eligibility, that funds exist, or any outcome. 

How Our Coverage Works

Surplus fund procedures and assignment acceptance can vary widely by state and sometimes by county or venue. Because of this, we review each submission with attention to jurisdiction-specific factors before confirming whether we can proceed under an assignments-only approach.

Our coverage decisions consider:

This approach allows us to remain responsible, consistent, and compliant.

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Coverage Status Definitions

Active Review States

We will review submissions from these jurisdictions and may present assignments-only options where permitted and appropriate:

Note: Acceptance may still depend on the specific filing venue and case posture.

Limited Review

We may consider submissions only in limited circumstances, such as when funds are clearly held by a court and documentation is complete:

Limited review does not mean a case will be accepted; it means we will assess feasibility after intake.

Currently Not Engaged

We generally do not engage in these jurisdictions under our current assignments-only operating model:

If your state is listed here, you may still submit an eligibility request. We will confirm quickly whether an assignments-only path is available based on the facts provided.

If your state is listed here, you may still submit an eligibility request. We will confirm quickly whether an assignments-only path is available based on the facts provided.

If you believe you may be connected to a property that went through a tax sale or foreclosure, you can submit a no-obligation eligibility request. Submitting an eligibility request does not create an obligation and does not guarantee eligibility or outcome.

Assignments-only notice: We do not provide legal advice. We do not act as your attorney, representative, or fiduciary. We evaluate whether an assignments-only submission package may be appropriate where permitted.

Coverage information is provided at a high level for transparency. Assignment acceptance varies by jurisdiction and case facts. We may update coverage at any time based on procedural changes and risk controls.

You Can Still Submit Your Information

Even if your state is not clearly listed as active, you may still submit an eligibility request. We will confirm whether we are able to review based on the specific circumstances provided.

Submitting an eligibility request does not create an obligation and does not guarantee eligibility or outcome.

Why We Publish Coverage at a High Level

We provide coverage information at a general level to promote transparency while avoiding the publication of sensitive procedural or claim-specific details.
Specific information is shared only after eligibility review and appropriate documentation.

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Written Agreements

Every engagement is supported by clear written terms.

Transparent Fees

Fees and available options are explained before moving forward.

No Outcome Guarantees

We do not guarantee eligibility, recovery, payment, or results.

Confidential Information

Information submitted for review is handled carefully and privately.

Responsive Communication

We keep qualified clients informed throughout the review process.

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Confidentiality.
Transparency.
Professionalism.

Check Your Eligibility

If you believe you may be connected to a property that went through a tax sale or foreclosure, you can submit a no-obligation eligibility request.