Asset Release from General Guardian

The General Guardian is a government authority responsible for managing and safeguarding assets of individuals who are unable to manage their own affairs, as well as assets whose heirs are unknown or have not been located. In many cases, significant assets — bank funds, pension accounts, real estate — remain under the General Guardian's management for years or even decades.

The legitimate owners of these assets, or their heirs, are entitled to reclaim them — but the process involves complex bureaucracy and stringent evidentiary requirements. One must prove identity, family relationship, and sometimes conduct lengthy proceedings before the authority.

Our firm has extensive experience filing claims before the General Guardian and returning assets to their rightful owners. We assist in gathering documentation, managing correspondence with the authority, and representing clients in all required proceedings.