When an estate is tied up in probate, an inheritance advance can feel like a life-saver—cash today instead of waiting months or even years for the court to sign off. Yet every funding option comes with a price. Understanding how those prices are calculated—and how they differ from traditional loans—empowers heirs to make a fully …
What Is Probate Funding?
When a loved one dies, their assets do not pass to heirs overnight. Instead, most estates enter a court-supervised procedure known as probate. During this period, which can stretch from a few months to several years, beneficiaries often find themselves asset-rich on paper but cash-poor in practice. Probate funding bridges that gap by turning part …
Inheritance Advance Guide
Waiting for an estate to clear probate can be a marathon—12 to 24 months for a straightforward case and far longer if disputes arise. A well-structured inheritance advance (also called a probate advance) bridges that gap by converting part of a future distribution into immediate, no-recourse cash. This guide walks you through every stage of …
How Inheritance Advance Works
Waiting for probate to close can feel endless—especially when everyday bills keep coming. An inheritance advance (sometimes called a probate advance) turns part of your future inheritance into cash you can use right now, without adding personal debt or monthly payments. Below, you’ll find a clear, step-by-step breakdown of how the process works, what it …
What Is an Inheritance Advance?
An inheritance advance is a financial product that allows heirs or beneficiaries to receive a portion of their expected inheritance, often within days, instead of waiting months or years for the probate process to conclude. Unlike a traditional loan, an inheritance advance is non-recourse: if the estate ultimately distributes less than expected, the funding company …
No Will? A Faster Path to Your Inheritance
How California Intestate Probate Works When someone passes without a will, the estate is labeled intestate and must follow the state’s succession laws. California courts give first priority to spouses and children, then move outward to parents, siblings, and more distant relatives. A judge appoints an administrator, inventories assets, settles debts, and only then distributes …
Qualifying for an Inheritance Cash Advance: A Beneficiary’s Guide
Understanding Inheritance & Probate Advances Waiting for a California probate to wrap up can feel endless. Formal cases commonly run nine to eighteen months before heirs see a penny, and complex estates may drag on even longer (California Courts Self-Help Guide). During that stretch, everyday expenses keep piling up. An inheritance cash advance—sometimes called a …
What it Means to Issue an Estate Citation
Disclaimer: Consumer legal fundings and advances are not loans under applicable financing laws. Rockpoint’s products are non-recourse, meaning if you don’t win your case, you don’t have to pay us back. Receiving financial support in connection with a legal case is typically (and oftentimes incorrectly) referred to as a “lawsuit loan” or “loan.” Therefore, for the …
What is a Certified Copy of a Will?
The passing of a loved one often involves many responsibilities, including managing legal documents that detail the deceased person’s wishes. One important document in this process is the will, which spells out how their assets, property, and debts should be handled. In some cases, family members and legal representatives find themselves needing a certified copy …
The Simple Process of Obtaining an Inheritance Cash Advance
Disclaimer: Consumer legal fundings and advances are not loans under applicable financing laws. Rockpoint’s products are non-recourse, meaning if you don’t win your case, you don’t have to pay us back. Receiving financial support in connection with a legal case is typically (and oftentimes incorrectly) referred to as a “lawsuit loan” or “loan.” Therefore, for the …
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