What happens if my settlement is non-transferable or has a restrictive clause?

Asked 6 months ago
If your settlement is non-transferable or has a restrictive clause, Settlement Capital Corporation may not be able to purchase all or part of your structured settlement payments. Non-transferable settlements are those that cannot be sold or assigned to another party. Similarly, restrictive clauses place limitations on transferring or selling your settlement. In such cases, Settlement Capital Corporation will not be able to provide you with a lump sum in exchange for your future payments. However, it is advisable to contact our team to explore alternative options or discuss any potential alternatives that may be available to you. Our knowledgeable representatives are here to assist you and provide guidance based on your specific circumstances.
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Answered May 3, 2024

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