Estate Advance — Access Estate Funds Early

Every estate is different — we work with all of them

Not every estate fits neatly into a single category. Some go through formal probate. Some are administered through trusts. Many involve a mix of both — a trust for the house, probate for everything else. And some estates are genuinely complex: multiple properties, business interests, beneficiaries in different states, or ongoing litigation. Regardless of the situation, an estate advance can provide immediate cash while the process unfolds.

Types of estates we fund

Probate estates. The most common scenario. The estate is going through court-supervised probate, and heirs are waiting months or years for distribution. We advance against your expected share while the process continues.

Trust distributions. If you're a named beneficiary of a revocable or irrevocable trust being administered, you may qualify. Trust administration generally moves faster than probate, but it still takes months — especially when real estate is involved.

Mixed estates (probate + trust). Many estates have both trust and probate components. We can work with the full picture to determine what's available for an advance.

Estates with real estate. Property is one of the most common reasons estates take longer. Houses need to be appraised, maintained, listed, and sold — often with court approval. An advance provides cash now while the property sale process unfolds.

Intestate estates (no will). When someone dies without a will, state law determines who inherits. The timeline is often longer because the court must appoint an administrator and verify heirship. Advances work the same way — we verify your legal share and advance against it.

Contested or complex estates. Even if a will is being contested or there are disputes among heirs, an advance may still be possible if your share is likely to survive the challenge. We evaluate these on a case-by-case basis.

How it works

You assign a portion of your expected estate distribution to us in exchange for immediate cash — typically funded within 48 hours. When the estate closes and your share is distributed, our portion is paid from the estate proceeds. You keep the rest. No credit checks, no monthly payments, no personal liability. If the estate produces less than expected, you owe nothing.