Step 1
Complete a simple application
Start with your contact information, a few details about the case, and your attorney's information if you have it.
Funding that moves at the speed of life
Cases take time. Bills don't.
Life keeps moving: rent utilities recovery childcare groceries car payment medication mortgage insurance
Caseflow provides pre-settlement funding for people with active cases who need help covering bills while they wait on a settlement.
We help with expenses while your case is still pending.
Pre-settlement funding can help cover everyday expenses while a case is still moving through the legal process. Most people start looking into it because rent, groceries, medical costs, or missed work are putting real pressure on the month in front of them.
We’ll walk through the basics with you, coordinate with your attorney, and explain the offer before you decide.
Funding to bridge the gap
Life keeps moving. So should your cashflow.
How it works
A simple process forward to funding.
You share the basics, Caseflow reviews the case with your attorney, and if an offer is available, you get a chance to review the terms before deciding whether to move forward.
Step 2
Case review and approval
Caseflow reviews the file with your attorney, confirms the details needed for underwriting, and lets you know what may be available.
Step 3
Review the offer and decide
If an offer is available, you can review the amount, pricing, and agreement before deciding. If you choose to move forward, funds are sent after the paperwork is completed.
Start your conversation
Tell us what's going on.
Share a few basics about your case. That first conversation helps Caseflow understand your situation and explain the next step.
Most reviews start with your contact information and your attorney's details.
Start your conversation
Start with a few details.
Q&A
Questions?
We've got answers.
What is pre-settlement funding?
Pre-settlement funding is an advance based on a potential future settlement. It is designed to help people cover essential expenses while an active case is still moving through the legal process.
Is it the same as a traditional loan?
Not always. Many agreements are structured differently from a personal loan because repayment is tied to the case proceeds rather than monthly out-of-pocket payments. The exact structure depends on the agreement and applicable state rules, so the terms should be reviewed carefully.
What does non-recourse mean?
In a non-recourse agreement, repayment is generally limited to proceeds from the case. If there is no recovery, the funding company typically cannot collect from you personally.
Who may qualify?
Reviews usually begin with an active civil claim and an attorney who can confirm case details. Funding availability depends on the facts of the case, the expected recovery, existing obligations, and the terms that would apply.
What if I do not have an attorney yet?
Caseflow needs you to be working with an attorney before we can review funding options for your case. Once an attorney is involved and can confirm the basic case details, you are welcome to apply and we can take a closer look.
Why does my attorney need to be involved?
Your attorney helps verify case information and can explain how funding may affect your eventual net recovery. Many funding agreements also require attorney acknowledgement before funds can be issued.
How much should I request?
A practical starting point is the amount needed to solve the immediate pressure in front of you.
What can funds usually be used for?
People often use funding for everyday needs such as rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, medical-related costs, or other obligations that cannot wait for a case to resolve.
How long does review take?
We aim for 24 hours. Timing varies, but usually depends on how quickly the basic application details, case information, and attorney coordination can be completed.
What should I review before signing?
Review the amount advanced, the repayment terms, any fees or pricing, whether costs change over time, how payoff is handled, and how the agreement may affect what you receive from a settlement. If a term is unclear, pause and ask questions before agreeing.
Ready to get started?
Send over a few details and we'll get things rolling.