address of the attorney gen. of Indiana and unclaimed property?
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Office of the Attorney General\nUnclaimed Property Division\nP.O. Box 2504\nGreenwood, IN 46142
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Let me find the link to unclaimed treasures.\n\nhttp://wwwunclaimedfunds.org
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www.unclaimedfundstreasurehunt.com or .gov i can't remember
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http://www.ides.state.il.us/exoffenders/
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In california, start here:\nhttp://www.sco.ca.gov/col/ucp/\n\nThat is the State Controller's office website.\n\nFor other states, search for "______ unclaimed property" or "_______ unclaimed money", substituting your own state.
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The state department depends on the state the property resides.  You would check the State Treasury or State Comptroller's Office.  Perform a search for "Unclaimed Property" and the state in question.
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Type California Public Records in Yahoo's search engine and there should be a link that allows you to search for unclaimed property.
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I got this off of Zabasearch. the link below is for all walkers' in Clinton Indiana. One of them may be a relative?\n\nKASEY WALKER \n1508 SHINING ARMOR LN   Recorded: 04/15/2001\nWEST LAFAYETTE, IN  47906  County   (765) 497-1243  \n\nhttp://www.zabasearch.com/query1_zaba.php?sname=Kasey%20Walker&state=IN&ref=&se=&doby=1988&city=clinton&name_style=1
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Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck
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As to real estate: go to the registry of deeds where his deeds would have been recorded and look his name up. You may be able to do this online in some places.\n\nAs for a will or probate of the estate: go to the probate court where his estate or will would have been probated (usually the county he died in or was his residence when he died) and look his name up.\n\nThese are all public records and do not require a lawyer.\n\nIf there was a probate of the estate, there should be an Inventory (a list of all the property he owned at his death - it may not be very detailed, but anything worth money should be separately listed.\n\nIf there was no probate, then you will only be able to find out about the real estate.
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You could do what this guy did:\n\n"During research for Anderson's in Ohio, this book was found to be a reference for information found on a number of web sites. I was determined to review this source. During early January 2002, I contacted the Hancock County Indiana library in Greenfield, were I participate in the genealogy society meetings, and arranged an inter-library loan of this book with the Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library (215 East Third Street, Dayton Ohio 45402-2103, 937-227-9530)"
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The current attorney general of WI is Peg Lautenschlager. \nI don't see an email there, but the website offers phone numbers and mail addresses.
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Assuming the indictment has not been sealed by the court, you simply need to contact the clerk of the court in which the indictment was handed down and ask to see a copy. You also have the right to obtain a copy if the indictment has not been sealed; however, the court has the right to charge a fee to make copies. You also have the right to view, and obtain copies, of any unsealed documents in the case file, which would include the supporting affidavits that were used to obtain any warrants and the indictment. \n\nIndictements tend to be handed down by grand juries impaneled in the district where the crime occurred.\n\nGenerally, federal courts are organized by congressional district, and tend to be located in the largest city in that district.\n\nCheck the Yellow Pages for US Government -- Courts to find the one you want.\n\nThis question is miscategorized, by the way.\n\nUPDATE:\n\nYou could try signing up for PACER, but there's a charge and I'm not sure you can get this information directly from it: http://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/faq.html\n\nYour best bet is to go to the courthouse where you think the indictment was handed down with the name, date of birth and last known address of the person in hand.\n\nYou could also browse all indictments returned in a given time span and see if you can stumble across the person's name.
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go to the county recorder\n\n:> peace\n.
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here is a sight go down the list and click on it\n http://www.idoc.state.il.us/subsections/facilities/instaddress.shtml
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Unless there was a famous murder at the residence, it's not likely that you'll find information on the internet. \n\nYou could go to your county clerks office and research the history of ownership of the property, then cross reference the owners names to the obituaries from the local newspaper.
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www.franklincountyohio.gov/probate/index.cfm .this works for me.......