Pre-settlement funding for wrongful death plaintiffs.
Non-recourse advances for surviving family members with pending wrongful death claims. Financial support while your attorney pursues accountability.
Overview
Wrongful death cases are brought by surviving family members — typically a spouse, children, or parents — following the death of a loved one caused by another party's negligence, recklessness, or intentional misconduct. These cases often involve auto accidents, workplace incidents, medical malpractice, or criminal acts. The financial pressure on surviving families is acute: they have lost a source of income while facing funeral expenses, ongoing living costs, and the stress of litigation.
What We Fund
Motor vehicle accidents: cars, trucks, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles
Workplace accidents and occupational exposure
Medical malpractice causing death
Product liability and defective equipment
How It Works
01
Apply
The surviving family member or estate representative applies. Your attorney coordinates the application.
02
Documentation
Case documentation includes death certificate, incident report, attorney retention, and liability assessment.
03
Decision
Decisions within 24–48 hours for most wrongful death matters.
04
Funding
Funds transferred directly to the qualifying applicant.
Who can apply for wrongful death funding?
The person(s) with standing to bring the wrongful death claim — typically the estate representative, surviving spouse, or qualified next-of-kin as defined by state law. Your attorney can confirm who has standing in your jurisdiction.
Is the estate or the family member personally funded?
The advance is typically made to the individual plaintiff(s) who retain legal standing in the wrongful death action. Your attorney will coordinate the appropriate structure.
Ready to apply?
Applications take less than five minutes. Decisions within 24 hours in most cases.