County Guide
Union County Surplus Funds List
How to find and claim surplus funds from foreclosure sales in Union County, North Carolina — including Clerk of Superior Court contact information and the local claiming process.
Surplus Funds in Union County
Union County is one of the fastest-growing counties in North Carolina, located southeast of Charlotte with Monroe as its county seat. The county has attracted significant residential development as families seek more space and lower costs within the Charlotte metro area. Surplus funds from Union County foreclosure sales are held by the Union County Clerk of Superior Court at the courthouse in Monroe. Union County's rapid growth and rising property values mean that foreclosure sales — particularly for properties with older mortgages originated before the recent appreciation — can produce meaningful surplus funds.
Union County Clerk of Superior Court
Contact information is provided for general reference. Verify current details directly with the Clerk's office before visiting.
How to Request Surplus Funds Records in Union County
To search for surplus funds in a Union County foreclosure case, use the NC eCourts (Odyssey) portal at nccourts.gov and search for a Special Proceeding (SP) case. You can also contact the Union County Clerk of Superior Court directly at the courthouse on North Main Street in Monroe. The Clerk's office handles Special Proceedings including surplus funds claims. Provide the property address or case number when inquiring. Union County's rapid growth means that many properties have changed hands multiple times, which can complicate title and heirship questions in surplus funds cases.
Recent Foreclosure Activity in Union County
Union County has been among the fastest-growing counties in North Carolina for more than a decade, with communities like Waxhaw, Weddington, Indian Trail, and Stallings experiencing significant residential development. Property values in Union County have appreciated substantially, which means that older foreclosure cases may have produced surplus funds that former owners are unaware of. Donovan Law handles surplus funds cases throughout Union County and the broader Charlotte metro area.
Found Your Name in Union County? Here's What to Do.
If you've confirmed that surplus funds are being held in Union County — whether in your name, a deceased family member's name, or an entity you were part of — the next step is to file a legal claim with the Clerk of Superior Court.
Donovan Law handles surplus funds cases in Union County and all 100 NC counties. Contact us for a free case review before you sign anything with a third-party recovery company.