Housing
Rent, mortgage payments, and other essential housing costs.
When life cannot wait
Medical care, missed work, and a long legal timeline can put pressure on everyday decisions. Pre-settlement funding is one option to consider when other resources are not enough.
Rent, mortgage payments, and other essential housing costs.
Groceries, utilities, transportation, and other day-to-day needs.
Medical bills and treatment-related expenses not otherwise covered.
Necessary expenses when an injury or claim has disrupted your ability to work.
Funding, not a traditional loan
Pre-settlement funding is tied to the potential recovery from your claim. It does not require conventional credit underwriting, monthly payments, collateral, or a personal guarantee.
Review considers liability, damages, documentation, available recovery, case status, and expected timing.
Repayment is generally made from case proceeds. If there is no recovery, there is no repayment obligation, subject to your agreement and applicable law.
There are no recurring monthly payments while your claim is pending. Costs and repayment terms appear in the written agreement.
A straightforward review
Rockpoint keeps the process focused and coordinates directly with your attorney so you can make an informed decision.
Tell us about your represented claim and the amount you are considering.
With your authorization, Rockpoint requests the case information needed for review.
If approved, you receive written terms to review and discuss with your attorney before deciding.
After the agreement is completed, approved funds are delivered using the available disbursement method.
Eligibility and timing
Legal funding has a cost when there is a recovery. Before accepting an offer, consider the essential expense, how long the case may take, potential repayment, and alternatives that may cost less.
Check EligibilityBefore signing
Your attorney can help you understand how funding fits the facts, timeline, and potential recovery in your case. Rockpoint coordinates with counsel but does not direct legal strategy.
What amount is reasonably necessary for essential expenses?
How are fees calculated, and how may the payoff change over time?
What happens to the amount I receive after repayment?
Are there lower-cost alternatives I should consider first?
What responsibilities do I have under the agreement?
How will repayment be handled when the case resolves?
Common questions
Pre-settlement funding is a cash advance tied to the potential recovery from a pending legal claim. It may help a represented plaintiff manage essential expenses before the case resolves.
No. Eligibility is based primarily on the legal claim rather than conventional credit criteria. There are generally no monthly payments or personal guarantees. The signed agreement controls the specific terms.
Rockpoint funding is non-recourse: repayment is generally due only from a recovery in the case. If there is no recovery, there is no repayment obligation, subject to the signed agreement and applicable law.
Yes. Rockpoint reviews represented legal claims and coordinates with your attorney, with your authorization, to understand the case and potential recovery.
Rockpoint does not use a conventional credit-based approval process. Review focuses primarily on the facts, documentation, expected value, and status of the represented claim.
Rockpoint offers same-day review when the necessary information is available. Timing varies based on the case, documentation, attorney responsiveness, and other underwriting factors; approval and funding timing are not guaranteed.
A confidential next step
Apply online or call for a free evaluation. Applying does not obligate you to accept funding.