At Fort Morgan Financial, we understand the unique challenges people in California can face when dealing with a lawsuit. Medical costs, lost wages, and other expenses can quickly add up, putting a strain on your finances. That's where California pre-settlement funding can help.
What is Pre-Settlement Funding?
Pre-settlement funding, also known as lawsuit funding or legal funding, is a non-recourse cash advance on your potential lawsuit settlement in California. It's not a loan, so you don't have to pay it back if you lose your case.
What is a Non-Recourse Loan?
A non-recourse loan means that the collateral for the loan is the potential settlement of your lawsuit. If you win your case, you repay the advance plus a fee from your settlement. If you lose your case, you owe us nothing.
Am I Eligible for California Pre-Settlement Funding?
We can help with a wide variety of lawsuits in California. Here are some examples:
- Personal Injury (Car Accidents, Slip and Fall, Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death, etc.)
- Employment Law (Wrongful Termination, Discrimination, Harassment)
- Business Law (Breach of Contract, Fraud)
- Real Estate Law (Property Damage, Foreclosure Defense)
- Mass Torts (Product Liability, Environmental)
While this is not an exhaustive list, contact Fort Morgan Financial today to see if your California lawsuit qualifies for pre-settlement funding.
How Can I Use The Money From Lawsuit Loans In California
There are generally no restrictions on how you can use the funds from your California pre-settlement funding. They can be used for a variety of expenses, such as:
- Medical bills
- Lost wages
- Rent or mortgage payments
- Car repairs
- Daily living expenses
How Much Can I Receive In Pre-Settlement Funding in California
The amount of pre-settlement funding you can receive in California depends on the specific details of your case and your financial needs. We will work with you and your attorney to determine the best funding amount for your situation.
Do I Need An Attorney To Receive Pre-Settlement Funding?
Yes, you must be represented by an attorney to qualify for California pre-settlement funding. Your attorney will work with us to determine if legal funding is right for you and your case.
Get the Financial Help You Need in California Today
If you have a pending lawsuit in California and are facing financial hardship, contact Fort Morgan Financial today. We can help you get the financial support you need to cover your expenses while you wait for your case to settle.
