Got a letter from an operator you have never heard of? Send us a photo of it — we will tell you what it means, free.
RED FEATHER LAND & MINERALS

Inherited minerals

Twenty cousins, one clean account

Nobody is supposed to know what a division order is. We do. When minerals pass through an estate, three things usually go wrong: the operator does not know who the heirs are, the heirs do not know what the family owns, and the interest splits into fractions too small for anyone to service. We fix all three — with your probate attorney, not instead of one.

  1. FIRSTMap what the family ownsDeed records and the Commission's wells, county by county, into one schedule.
  2. THENProve up heirshipAffidavits of heirship or the probate filings the operators will accept, coordinated with counsel.
  3. THENRelease what is heldSuspense at each operator claimed, division orders issued to the right people at the right decimals.
  4. IF IT HELPSOne entity, one checkA family LLC or trust that turns twenty fractions into one serviceable interest, administered by us.

Bring this to the first call

  • The decedent's full name, county of residence, and date of death
  • Whether a will was probated, and where
  • Any check stub, division order, or tax statement in the decedent's name
  • A list of the heirs as the family understands it

Start with the estate

Text a landman