Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Funding in Florida: Get Cash Before Your Case Settles
If you’re pursuing a lawsuit in Florida and everyday expenses are becoming overwhelming, Fort Morgan Funding can help. Our pre-settlement advances give you access to part of your anticipated recovery before your case resolves—without taking on new debt or risking your credit.
We work with plaintiffs across Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and throughout Florida, offering quick, transparent, non-recourse funding: if there’s no recovery, you owe nothing.
Cases We Commonly Fund in Florida
We provide pre-settlement advances for a wide range of personal injury and civil litigation matters, including:
- Motor vehicle accidents (car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle)
- Workplace and construction injuries
- Medical malpractice
- Slip and fall / premises liability
- Product liability (defective products, unsafe drugs)
- Wrongful death claims
If your case type isn’t listed, contact us—many claims qualify.
How Pre-Settlement Funding Works in Florida
- Submit a simple application. Provide your attorney’s contact information and basic case details.
- Case evaluation. We review liability, insurance coverage, damages, and case strength—no credit checks or income verification.
- Case documentation. We request the materials needed to evaluate your claim.
- Funding. Once approved, funds are typically disbursed within one business day.
Your approval is based on the merits of your lawsuit—not your financial history or employment status.
Who’s Eligible for Florida Pre-Settlement Funding?
You may qualify if:
- You are the plaintiff in an active Florida personal injury or civil claim.
- You are represented by an attorney working on a contingency fee basis.
- Your case shows a reasonable likelihood of a settlement or judgment.
Florida Laws That Influence Potential Case Value
Understanding a few key Florida rules can help clarify how your case value—and therefore your potential advance amount—is determined:
Statute of Limitations
Most personal injury cases must be filed within two years of the injury. Claims against government entities have additional notice requirements.
Modified Comparative Negligence
You may recover damages only if you are 50% or less at fault. Compensation is reduced by your share of responsibility.
Damage Caps
- Medical malpractice: Non-economic damages are capped at $500,000 (or $1 million for catastrophic injury).
- Punitive damages: Generally capped at three times compensatory damages or $500,000.
These factors help determine an appropriate and responsible advance amount relative to your projected settlement.
Costs, Rates & Transparency
We provide simple, non-compounding pricing with no hidden fees or monthly payments. All terms are clearly disclosed before funding is issued.
Before signing, you should carefully review the full agreement, including the repayment schedule and total estimated payoff at common timeframes. If you have questions, you can discuss them with your attorney or reach out to us directly for clarification.
Your attorney is asked only to acknowledge the funding agreement, keep us updated on case status, and send payment from case proceeds at the conclusion of your claim.
Pro tip: Ask, “What’s the total payoff after six months?” Knowing this upfront helps avoid surprises later.
Common Uses for Your Florida Cash Advance
Your advance can be used for any necessary living or recovery expenses:
- Medical bills and physical therapy
- Rent or mortgage
- Utilities, groceries, transportation
- Supporting dependents or covering lost wages
Having financial stability offers you the freedom to pursue a fair settlement rather than accepting the first low offer.
Why Florida Plaintiffs Choose Fort Morgan Funding
- Fast funding after approval—often within one business day
- No credit checks or income requirements
- No upfront fees
- Non-recourse: repay only if you win or settle
- Straightforward pricing without surprises
- Experienced team familiar with Florida cases
- Smooth coordination with your attorney’s office
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I receive?
Typically 10–20% of your projected settlement, depending on case strength and available insurance coverage.
Is this a loan?
No. It’s a non-recourse advance—you owe nothing if there’s no recovery.
Will this affect my credit?
No. There are no credit pulls, and the transaction does not appear on your credit report.
How long until I get the money?
Once your case documents are reviewed and approval is issued, funds are usually sent within one business day.
What if I lose my case?
You owe nothing. Repayment is contingent on a successful outcome.
Start Your Application Today
Apply now to receive responsible, transparent pre-settlement funding in Florida. Let us help you stay financially steady while your attorney works toward the compensation you deserve.
Compliance & Consumer Disclosures
- Informational only: Fort Morgan Funding is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
- Funding availability and timing depend on case complexity and receipt of the documentation required to evaluate your claim. No specific funding outcome or timeline is guaranteed.
- Before signing, you should review all terms, rates, and repayment conditions. If you have questions, you may consult your attorney or contact us directly.
- Florida law summaries are general and may change. Speak with your attorney for guidance specific to your case.
