Wrongful Death Pre-Settlement Funding in Georgia

Losing a loved one upends your life in every way, but life will keep rolling on. Bills don’t stop, and the legal process can feel slow while you wait for a fair settlement. Pegasus Legal Capital can help you get money while you wait for your case to finish.

We offer Georgia wrongful death pre-settlement funding through non-recourse cash advances. You repay us only from your recovery, and nothing comes out of pocket if the case does not resolve in your favor.

Bills don’t wait, and neither should you. Find out if your case qualifies for personal injury pre-settlement funding in Georgia today.

Why You May Need Funding

While your attorney works to get compensation for your loved one’s death, pre-settlement funding can cover day-to-day costs that cannot wait. We provide advances to eligible plaintiffs and estates while the case moves forward, giving you breathing room without monthly payments.

Many families use the funds to stabilize finances and avoid high-interest credit cards or risky payday loans. Because this is non-recourse, repayment comes only from settlement or verdict proceeds. If the case yields no recovery, you owe nothing.

Common uses for Georgia pre-settlement funding include:

Funeral and burial expenses
Mortgage or rent payments
Utilities and household bills
Medical balances related to the final illness or injury
Groceries, childcare, and transportation

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How Wrongful Death Cases Proceed In Georgia

Georgia wrongful death claims have two parts in many situations. One claim seeks damages for the “full value of the life” of the deceased, brought by the surviving spouse, children, or parents in a set order. A separate estate claim can address medical bills, funeral costs, and pain and suffering experienced before death, with proceeds distributed through the estate.

Liability, insurance coverage, and damages drive case value. Georgia uses a modified comparative fault rule, which can reduce recovery if the decedent shared some responsibility. Your attorney collects records, consults experts, and negotiates with insurers, and that process can take time.

Who Can File A Georgia Wrongful Death Claim

Georgia law generally gives priority to the surviving spouse, who also represents the minor children’s interests. If there is no spouse, surviving children may file. If there are no spouse or children, parents may file.

If none of the above, the estate’s personal representative may bring the claim for the benefit of the next of kin. Your attorney can confirm who is authorized in your situation.

Eligibility For Georgia Wrongful Death Lawsuit Pre-Settlement Funding

We evaluate funding requests based on the strength of the wrongful death claim, not on personal credit or income. You must have an attorney working on a contingency fee basis in Georgia and a pending claim or lawsuit with damages likely supported by evidence.

During review, we look at:

Liability facts, evidence, and any comparative fault issues
Available insurance coverage and policy limits
Damages available under Georgia law, including economic and non-economic components
Procedural posture, such as whether a suit has been filed and key deadlines
The attorney’s case strategy and anticipated timeline

Because this is non-recourse, we take the risk if the case does not result in a recovery. That’s why our team relies on case documents and attorney input rather than credit checks or employment history.

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Our Georgia Wrongful Death Pre-Settlement Funding Process

We designed a simple process that respects your time and your grief. You start by submitting a short request with your attorney’s contact information. With your permission, we will reach out to your law firm to gather documents that help us evaluate the claim.

Once we review the case, we present potential funding options in writing. If you accept, we coordinate with your attorney to finalize the paperwork and arrange payment, often by wire or overnight check. Many approved applicants receive funds within a few business days, depending on how quickly we receive case materials.

In coordination with your attorney, we may review the complaint (if filed), initial demand packages, medical and billing summaries, proof of representation, estate documents (if relevant), and available insurance information. We limit requests to what’s reasonably needed for a fair evaluation and keep your information confidential.

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Costs, Rates, And Repayment On Georgia Advances

Pre-settlement funding is different from a bank loan. Because it’s non-recourse, pricing reflects the risk that we might not recover anything if the case does not succeed. We provide clear terms before you sign, including the funded amount, charges, and how repayment works from settlement proceeds.

There are no monthly payments after you receive funding. If the case resolves, your attorney pays us from the settlement or award, after court-approved fees and costs. If the case does not produce a recovery, you owe us nothing.

To keep costs manageable, consider requesting only the amount you truly need now; you can request additional funding later if the case progresses and your attorney supports it.

Why Georgia Families Choose Pegasus Legal Capital For Wrongful Death Funding

Selecting a funding partner during a wrongful death case is a significant decision. We aim to bring clarity and a steady process so you can focus on family and your legal case.

Families across Georgia choose us because we offer:

Non-recourse advances with repayment only from a recovery
Quick, attorney-friendly review and responsive communication
Transparent written terms with no surprise charges
Collaboration with your attorney throughout the case
No monthly payments and no out-of-pocket application fees
Funding amounts aligned with case facts and expected value

Start Your Georgia Wrongful Death Funding Request

If a wrongful death case has left you balancing grief and urgent bills, pre-settlement funding can provide room to breathe while your attorney pursues justice. We’re ready to review your Georgia claim, coordinate with your law firm, and, if approved, provide funds quickly with clear terms and no monthly payments.

Contact us today to start your request or to ask questions about how wrongful death pre-settlement funding in Georgia works. We’re here to help you stabilize finances while your case moves forward.