Built by people who’ve spent their careers serving Americans.

Jim Galvin is the founder of Patriot Pathway, a New Jersey-based surplus funds recovery firm helping homeowners reclaim money lost in foreclosure auctions.

A retired NYPD Detective with 23 years of service, Jim retired in 2020 after serving in the Brooklyn Detective Squads, where he investigated homicides, robberies, and shootings. The investigative discipline that closed cases now powers how Patriot Pathway closes claims.

He launched the firm after learning that millions of dollars in foreclosure surplus funds sit unclaimed in court registries nationwide, owed to homeowners who never knew the money existed. Patriot Pathway tracks auctions across multiple states, identifies eligible claims, and handles the recovery process end-to-end. No upfront fees.

Before policing, service. After policing, service.

Anthony Antonini is a veteran who spent eight years serving in the U.S. Army before building his legal career.

He attended Seton Hall University and Temple University School of Law, and is a New Jersey licensed attorney.

Anthony currently serves as General Counsel for a real estate operations firm and reviews Patriot Pathway surplus funds claims with real-world legal and property operations experience.