To all the county clerks of Texas

Lisa Ramsey - Professional Research
"It is unfortunate that county clerks remain clueless to the harm they have caused the very citizens who have voted them into office to “protect and preserve” their records. . . "

Building the Ultimate Mobile Research and Abstracting Office

Give your clients a level of service only you can provide.

David Bloys, Davick Services

With a mobile office you will receive search requests remotely by fax or e-mail no matter where you are, even while driving. You'll return reports, again by fax or email, hours before your competition even knows he has an order waiting on his office fax. . . . Build your own mobile office

A common, often repeated myth among proponents of online records is that,” Nobody has ever documented a single case of identity theft using the online records." Usually, the “expert” will end the statement with a disclaimer that says, “that I’m aware of.”

E-Records… The Dilemma and the Spoon-Feeding of Criminals.

Jason C. Sheppard , TruClose Financial Services, LLC 

As a title insurance professional, there are certain aspects of the online public records enigma that truly frighten me. As a private citizen, they frighten me even more. . . .  Learn more

The National Association of Land Title Examiners and Abstractors (NALTEA) expresses grave concerns and opposes the online publication of the public records due to the sensitive information the records often contain. The organization is warning county officials of the threat they are exposing their constituents to by placing the records, including the often sensitive information they contain, over such an easily accessible medium.