We audit the public record
We review Clark County tax-sale records, the recorded treasurer's deed, title history, and available ownership records.
Independent service: D R Ayala & Associates is a private company, not a law firm and not affiliated with Clark County or any government agency. Our services are optional.
Clark County, Nevada
Your property may not have been a total loss.
We audit public records for possible excess proceeds after a Clark County tax sale, verify the title history, and provide administrative support to potential claimants preparing information for county review.
No upfront service fee Fee capped at 10% when applicable
Why we may contact you
This could concern excess proceeds—not money you owe.
After a tax sale, county records can show proceeds beyond the taxes and authorized charges. That does not establish entitlement or guarantee a payment, but it can justify a careful review of the public record.
Our work begins with county and recorded-property records. If they show a possible connection to you, an estate, or another authorized party, we explain what we found and the administrative options for a county review.
You do not have to hire us. You may contact the Clark County Treasurer's Office excess-proceeds page and pursue the county process yourself.
A clear, evidence-led process
From audit to county review, one clear step at a time.
You stay informed while we do the document-heavy research.
We verify a possible claimant connection
We compare the public record with the apparent former owner, estate, or authorized representative. Probate, lien, priority, or competing-claim questions are identified for appropriate professional review when needed.
You decide whether to proceed
We explain the records findings in plain language. If you choose administrative support, you first review a written agreement describing the services and fee.
We organize the claim materials
We provide administrative help organizing the county application and the identity, deed, and authority documents requested for county review. We do not make the county's legal determination.
The county reviews the claim
Clark County determines claimant eligibility, the amount payable, and the timing of any approved disbursement.
Clark County process and Nevada law
Claim eligibility, supporting documents, priorities, and deadlines are controlled by current Clark County instructions and Nevada law. We verify these sources for each matter before recommending any next step.
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Written before you decide
Our service fee does not exceed 10% of funds successfully recovered when applicable law permits.
There is no upfront service fee and no service fee if no funds are recovered. You receive the written agreement before deciding whether to proceed. It explains the fee calculation and any authorized third-party cost. Clark County makes the final determination.
Straight answers
Questions claimants often ask first.
Clarity matters when someone calls about money you did not know existed.