Get A LUMP SUM for Your Structured Settlement

< Back to Previous Page

Site Disclaimer

This site is not intended to provide financial or legal advice or represent the views of any state or government agency. This site (and any links contained thereon) is for casual information and a starting point to learn more about structured settlements and how (by law) structured settlement payments can be sold to purchasers for cash. This site does not replace professional advice. Independent financial and legal professionals should be consulted to review any individual questions related to structured settlements, the sale of structured settlement payments and when actual information is needed for a particular settlement or legal issue. This site provides information about structured settlements and the transfer of structured settlement payments and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Laws are updated, changed over time and differ from state to state. Federal and tax laws also change, and a tax advisor should be consulted. The legal concepts discussed on this site may differ substantially from your situation. There may be errors and inaccurate content on this site.

This site is an unofficial resource and actual structured settlement professionals, lawyers, CPAs, financial planners, and tax advisors in good standing should be consulted in your state when undertaking an actual transaction. Content may not be updated with the most accurate laws, terms or court rulings and the reader is encouraged to speak to a legal or financial professional to find out current laws and issues dealing with structured settlements and the transfer of structured settlement payments. Examples of present value of money and settlement payment transfers are meant to be mere examples and should not be relied upon by the reader as an example personal to them or applicable to their situation.

Information found on this site is only to help people obtain more knowledge and to understand the issues associated with structured settlements and the sale of structured settlement payments, so that when a professional is called or consulted the conversation is not new and a reader of this site will be able to understand (at beginner’s level) structured settlement terms and issues.

This site is forwarding the contact information provided by the reader as a marketing effort. This site is not responsible for any professional that handles the contact form.  It is ultimately up to the sender of the form to decide to conduct a transaction with the professional, and this is why many independent and professional sources should be consulted to review a structured settlement payment assignment transaction.  This site's best effort will be made to forward your contact form to an active structured settlement payment transfer professional. The forwarding of your information is sent directly to an individual that handles these types of transactions. The contact form that is sent is not reviewed before being sent to a professional. Transmission may fail or resources may not be available for your request form to be handled. If you desire to conduct a structured settlement payment assignment transaction, please continue to look for a reputable purchaser if you are not contacted within 24-72 business hours after submitting this site's contact form. If you are still interested, it would be in your best interest to continue to locate a related professional to help with your structured settlement payment assignment transaction.

Most structured settlement transaction situations take 30-90 days and in most cases, there should be little or no money out of your pocket to complete the transaction. Time for the completion of the transaction varies according to courts, seller issues and other factors. Many times a lump sum of money can be wired to your bank account once the court and purchase process is fully completed. Some payments (such as pensions, workers compensation payments, government retirement payments, and Social Security Benefits) are normally not able to be transferred for a lump sum payment. Usually personal injury and accident lawsuit settlements being paid as annuities/structured settlement payments qualify for lump sum transfers. Not all payment transfer requests are approved.  State judges have final approval, and must decide if the transaction is in your best interest. The transaction is not a loan, but rather an absolute transfer of future payments for a lump sum. The offer from a purchaser may change over time. Market conditions and services change on a daily basis, and these offers may not be the same or may discontinue based upon pending laws, resources and market levels.

To request to advertise, add content or correct any content, then contact site webmaster by sending an email to:  Susann  -   WebmasterSettlementFunders (at) Gmail.com

---

Click below links to find structured settlement local information by state.