I know all this because you live in a jurisdiction where public records (state and local) are abundantly free and accessible by anyone with a computer and an Internet connection.
While public records are made available to give notice to and protect the public, and to advance commerce, savvy lawyers access public records because they contain treasure troves of government-held data about people and companies. This data can be useful for: 1) locating anyone who has “gone missing,” 2) tracing heirs, or 3) investigating the background of a potential client, new partner, a witness, or the opposition.
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