Consumer pre-settlement funding
A non-recourse cash advance of $500 to $100,000+ against a pending claim, for bills and everyday expenses.
For plaintiffs →Non-recourse cash advances from $500 to $100,000+ to help with bills and living expenses while your claim is pending. Funds within 24 hours of approval.

Choose the information relevant to you, your firm, or your business.
A non-recourse cash advance of $500 to $100,000+ against a pending claim, for bills and everyday expenses.
For plaintiffs →Discuss capital needs associated with the costs and timing of litigation.
For attorneys & firms →Explore funding options for a business pursuing a pending commercial claim.
For commercial claimants →Tell us which type of funding you would like to discuss. Begin with basic contact information.
Discuss eligibility, relevant case information, and any coordination needed with counsel.
If an offer is available, review the written costs and repayment terms before deciding.

Whether you are discussing a client's funding inquiry or your firm's litigation capital needs, start with the relevant questions and a clearly defined scope.
Understand the costs, obligations, and conditions of an offer. These are the questions to bring to your funding conversation.
Read the funding checklist →Eligibility depends on the type of claim, the information available, and the funding review. A pending case alone does not guarantee an offer.
Every offer comes with a written agreement that sets out all charges, how the amount payable changes over time, and example repayment amounts, so you can decide with the full picture.
Ask what coordination and documentation are needed from your attorney before proceeding. Your attorney can also help you understand how funding relates to your claim.
You owe nothing. Our pre-settlement advances are non-recourse: if your case is lost or dismissed, there is nothing to repay. Your written agreement sets out the full terms.
Once an advance is approved, funds are sent within 24 hours. How quickly a case is reviewed depends mainly on how soon we receive the case information from your attorney.
Practical reading for plaintiffs and legal professionals.

A guide to the questions and steps involved.
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Look beyond the initial advance to the written terms.
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Prepare for a useful conversation with counsel.
Read article →Choose your inquiry type and prepare an email to Millenia. Keep your first message brief; sensitive case information can be discussed through an appropriate follow-up channel.