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At Lewis Edward Mallory®, we firmly believe in the principle that finders are not keepers and that you should not lose your personal property. We are well-versed in the legal framework surrounding the rights of finders and owners, and we can provide evidence to establish the subordinate position of finders to the rightful owner. Our services are designed to help you locate and retain permanent possession of your property.

Personal Property Types

• There are various types of personal property that hold significance and require protection:

  
  

  1. Your Signature: Your unique signature is a personal property type that holds value and importance, especially in legal and commercial transactions.

  
  

  2. Your Name: Your name, as a personal identifier, can be considered personal property, as it represents your individual identity and holds legal significance.

  
  

  3. Mortgage Note: A Mortgage Note is a type of United States security issued by you. 

  
  

  4. Car Loan Note: Similar to a Mortgage Note, a Car Loan Note is a United States security issued by you. 

  
  

  5. Credit Card Application Agreements: Credit Card Application Agreements, also considered United States securities issued by you, are legal contracts that establish the terms and conditions for using a credit card.

  
  

  6. Other Original Documents with Your Signature: Any original documents that bear your signature and are provided to third parties, particularly U.S. Persons, can be considered personal property. These documents may include contracts, legal agreements, authorization forms, and other similar items.

  
  

  As the entitlement holder of these personal properties, it is important to emphasize that you have not gifted or abandoned the underlying security for the benefit of third parties. By asserting your rights as the rightful owner, you can protect your interests and ensure that your property is not used without your consent or proper compensation.