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Double ii's Services Funding Solutions, 303-220-5679
The Lawsuit and Insurance Advance Funding Process
- You call us (303-220-5679) or
Email
us,
or fill out a funding request form.
- One of our representatives gets back with you by phone (preferably) or email.
- You and/or your attorney (your attorney is required to be part of the process) will
need to supply us with the paperwork, information,
applications, and supportive information as needed. Usually done by fax.
- We will give you a preliminary understanding of the repayment terms.
See our Restrictions & Terms to educate yourself further.
- The initial submission is reviewed, and if complete, will be submitted
to underwriting (unless more information is needed, or if it is determined
that your case is not "doable").
- The application normally spends 1-5 days in underwriting, but occasionally
can take longer in certain cases, especially when a case needs to be scrutinized
more heavily. We try to keep it at 1-2 days as much as possible, and in certain strong
cases it can be shorter. Settled cases and auto accident cases can often be funded in a 24
hour timeframe. The timing begins after you/your attorney send in all the
required information.
- Once it comes out of underwriting, the funding may be denied, or if accepted,
there will be an offer made, with all terms clearly spelled out.
- If your application is denied, we will submit your situation to another
funder (some are more strict or lenient than others). We always start with
the funders who have a lower cost and deal with your type of case.
- If there is an offer, you will be notified and you either accept it
or not. Some funders may require certain verification at this point.
- Once you accept, the contract is faxed to your attorney (and concurrently
to you if you are not near the attorney's office). You and your attorney
sign the contract and fax it back, with the attorney verifying that the original contract
will be mailed in. You specify if you want a check to be mailed, or overnighted,
or funds to be wired to an account, and in certain cases you may need to agree to do the charge for
the transaction.
- Once you receive your funds, you wait until the settlement is paid out and
your agreed repayment amount will be taken out of the settlement. For pre-settlement
funding for which the case does not win, you have no further obligation.
Are You Settling For Less Than You're Worth?
Lawsuits and insurance settlement awards - are you getting
pressured to settle for less than what your case is worth?
When you are involved in a lawsuit, everyone is looking out
for his or her best interest - not necessarily yours. The
attorney often wants his payment as soon as he can get it, and
will settle for less if he can turn out more cases in less time.
The opposing party always wants to pay as little as possible,
and get the case over with.. You, on the other hand, may be
looking at bills piling up, and can't afford to wait the time
it takes to fight for the case worth, especially if your
attorney isn't motivated to fight for you.
You should not have to settle for less - the attorneys and
other party know that if they can make you hang on long
enough, you will finally settle for a lesser amount, just to
get some money. They figure that you will eventually
give up and give in - they will be able to pay you less than
you originally demanded, and they have been able to hold
onto their money, gaining interest, the entire time of the
wait.
You have options - you can take the lesser settlement,
be done with the case, and move on with your life. Or
you can borrow money from family or take out a loan
against your home.
Or you can get advance funding on your pending lawsuit
or insurance payment. This option has been available for
years - family members have been loaning money to
others with the promise of being paid back as soon as
the case settles and pays. In the last decade or so,
funders have stepped up and are advancing cash to
people, putting a lien on the lawsuit settlement terms
in order to be paid back. No money paid up front, it
allows the client to wait for a larger amount, allows
a client to receive proper medical attention while
waiting for a case to settle, or to get ahead on bills,
or to gain time and resources to properly fight for
your rightful award.
The advantage to a lawsuit advance is that there is no
long process, as in applying for a conventional bank loan. Your credit
rating is not a factor, and the advance can get processed
and in your hands within days. The application process
is simple, and no up front payment is required, or should
not be required (if it is, run!).
Look for a funding company that will work with you
fast - not string you along for weeks. Look for low rates,
nothing in the 10-15% range - that is gouging and when
you need money, you do not need to be taken advantage
of. Make sure all terms are explained to you up front,
so there are no surprises.
Advance lawsuit or insurance funding is an option that
can help you get back on your feet - buy you the time
you need to get your life, health and finances back in
order. Don't settle for less just because you are being
pressured - fight for your entitled amount.
Paulina Roe is an ethical funding agent, making sure
clients are funded as fast as possible, at as low a rate
as possible. More information can be found at
http://www.advancelawsuitfunding.com
- Certain funds can be arranged in as little as 24-72 hours - settled
lawsuits and car insurance cases are funded
very fast (as fast as 24 hours, occasionally same day), and many
pre-settlement lawsuits can be funded as fast as in 48 - 72 hours. Timing begins after we receive your
paperwork - the faster we have the documents, the faster the process.
Funding is often available in as fast as 48-72 hours after we receive your lawsuit case paperwork, sometimes 24 hours.
Some situations
take longer (annuities, workman's comp, lotteries and
structured settlements, for example, are longer due to court time, and complicated or too-new cases need
more time for due diligence.) Timing is dependent on cooperation of attorney, whether all papers and forms are easy to access, how much
medical or other proof of damages is available, and any court
constraints.
- No up-front fees paid - fees taken out of the settlement.
- Interest rates among the lowest - determined by your lawsuit type.
- Requests ok as low as $1000 (sometimes less).
- Timing begins once the paperwork is in to us, and then it's usually in
underwriting for 1-5 days, depending on how complete or straightforward
it is.
- Fast, ethical, and caring. We'll try to keep fees as low as we can. If your
request is denied, we'll have to look at higher fee options, if
you are still interested. Not all lawsuits are as "airtight" as we would like
to believe, and certain funders work with certain types of lawsuits or risk
factors. Don't
- We're Innovative - on the cutting edge of the industry. We offer more types of
funding, lower rates, new situations. Do you need more more funds from a prior advance, or do you
want to reduce your interest rate? Check out our
Funding News and Updates.
- Needing surgery If you've been injured in a car accident, or some other
circumstance that involves a lawsuit or insurance claim -
and you need surgery, but cannot afford it, you may
qualify to get advance lawsuit funding toward your surgery
and be able to pay for the surgery now, and if needed, get
additional advance funding after the surgery. Advance
lawsuit funding is meant to help you get through a
financial crisis or setback while you wait to be awarded
your lawsuit or insurance settlement. If we can get your
surgery taken care of, it can often make your case stronger
and more valuable. This helps you with our determination
of the case worth and strength when you are looking for
advance funding. See how we can help you get advance
funding toward your surgery.
Email
your phone number and name for more information, or call 303-220-5679.
- Partial or total purchase of insurance or lawsuit settlement or asset as described below:
- Personal injury lawsuits, insurance on auto accidents
- Legal settlements won and awaiting payment
- Commercial lawsuits
- Medical malpractice
- Wrongful death
- Structured settlements or annuities - paying out monthly - but you want a lump sum
- Certain class-action lawsuits
- Automobile accident insurance payments
- Loans to attorneys for lawsuits won (not loans to clients to pay for legal services)
- Life insurance - seniors who want to sell their policies
- Certain pre-settlement litigation funding, non-recourse
- Other assets you want to sell?
Lottery winnings, inheritances, property, etc.
- Certain types of pre-settlement lawsuits can be funded while awaiting trial - non recourse
- Do you know someone who can use our services? Refer this site to a friend
- See our restrictions and payment fee options
to funding requests. There are
minimum conditions and amounts that need to be met in order to fund on your
situation.
- Call 303-220-5679,
Email
your situation and phone number (with name and area code).
Read the program restrictions and requirements below FIRST.
- Fill out our funding request form.
- How the funding process works.
- If you are in need of a prayer, just
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