Asset Search

How to Conduct an Asset Search

If you are filing for divorce or considering marriage, entering into a business partnership or are otherwise pursuing legal action against another individual or business, conducting an asset search is the best way to discover how truthful the person has been with you about their holdings. Conducting such a search on your own would require considerable time and even money visiting multiple different public offices and other sources, paying required search and document fees.

In order to ensure you have a clear picture of the assets owned by a person or business of interest, you need access to the following:

Address and Phone Number(s)
Marital Status and Age
Established Wealth
Income
Occupation
Education
Business Name

Yearly sales figures
Business Assets
Number of Employees
Co-owner(s)
Primary owner on title
Property Information
Phone Numbers and Details

Mortgage Records
House Purchase and Current Value
Possible Neighbors
Automobile Ownership Records
Aircraft Ownership Records
Vessel Ownership Records
And more!

The sum of this available information can help determine if someone has hidden assets in a relative's name or created a business in order to shelter them. You may also determine if there are already existing liens or judgments against a person or business, coming to your own conclusions about their level of financial stability. Using a combination of private and public databases utilized by eVerify, you can gain access to more available information regarding assets owned by your search subject.