Director of the film, theater, and television, Mike Nichols, one of the American entertainment industry figures who receive the most awards, died of a heart attack at the age of 83 years.

Nichols is one of only a handful of entertainers who have won four major awards in show business: an Oscar for the film The Graduate (1967), several Emmy for television shows, nine Tony awards for Broadway theater, and a Grammy for comedy album in 1961.

When it comes to getting quotes online for selling your structured settlement it is very important to know that the latest quotes from a factoring or a transfer firm has your best interest in mind. If you fill out your information to the right we will ensure that we get you the very best quote from the most diligent and reputable firms that have a AAA+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

The reason to work with a reputable company over a no name company can be endless but at the same time big name companies like JG Wentworth and Peachtree financial who are dealing with endless lawsuits and other practices that are being scrutinized by the FTC so we want to ensure that if we get you a quote from the top 10 firms that deal with structured settlements that you are able to get the most money possible for selling your monthly payments that currently are being received as a result of the lawsuit.

Structured settlements and annuities are a form of payment that is received from an insurance company as a result of a lawsuit payment. These payments often times come in the form of monthly or annual payments so that the owner of the annuity can have the money paid out over an extended period of time.

Unfortunately for most individuals who receive the structured settlement they realize that the money they received is not enough to cover their bills and other expenses and are forced to sell off the annuity in exchange for a large lump sum payment. These lump sum payouts take up to 60-90 days to complete and must go before a court judge to have the sale approved and the money transferred to the new owner.

Annuities are paid out by the insurance company and can be transferred if the plaintiff would like to sell off the settlement on a single date or they can spread out the percentage of the settlement that they are selling off as the annuitant.

With a combined 50+ years of experience in the financial industry, Fairfield Funding’s management team has the knowledge and expertise to custom tailor funding solutions based on each client’s specific needs. Rarely are any two settlements structured identically, and seldom are any two clients needs the same. This requires a complete custom approach to each situation, and this is what positions Fairfield Funding ahead of the competition. Every client receives professional customized service along with expert advice regardless of the transaction amount. Fairfield Funding is your financial partner when it comes to structured settlement direct funding.

Cash Out Your Structured Settlements & Annuity Payments Today!

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Fairfield Funding can custom tailor a solution to get you the CASH you need today. As a direct funding source, Fairfield Funding can help you yield the most money for your financial needs. Avoid paying broker fees and other “junk” fees by working with a direct funding source. This results in one major outcome: more money in our client’s pocket at the end. When a middleman or broker is involved there are additional fees and percentages paid out of the proceeds, but when you work with Fairfield Financial all of those fees other companies throw in are eliminated, and you net more cash at the end of the transaction.
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Have you been involved in an auto accident, had an accidental death in the family, or have a structured settlement payment from an insurance company as a result of a lawsuit? If so than you qualify for a chance to cash out with lump sum payments to help you get out of debt as opposed to taking in small payments each month.

In a lot of cases our clients are receiving payments that are called Life Contingent. The problem here is you don't know where you will be in 5 years and if you die than the payment goes away. Selling off your payments in exchange for a lump sum is a much smarter idea.
How to Sell Your Structured Settlement Payments for a Lump Sum
First start off by calling us right away at 1 888-497-0724. We will tell you about how we purchase future payments from individuals just like yourself who have been awarded funds as a result of a lawsuit or lottery winning. By selling off a portion of your available payments that are left you can receive a lump sum cash out right away.

• Choose a mesothelioma lawyer you will be comfortable working with. Asbestos and mesothelioma cases can take some time, and you will be in frequent contact with your mesothelioma attorney and their paralegals, administrative team, and other employees. You will be building a relationship based on mutual trust, understanding and respect.

• Ask if the mesothelioma lawyer you are considering will handle the case personally, or has the ability to turn it over to someone else who may be in a better position to handle your case. Sokolove Law has a network of experienced mesothelioma lawyers who are licensed to practice in most states where mesothelioma cases are filed. Our paralegal team is trained and experienced in interacting with victims of asbestos, and gathers information from the victim in a cordial, friendly, and comfortable manner.

•  Find a mesothelioma lawyer who has experience in litigating asbestos related cancer cases. Mesothelioma cases can be complicated, and you may feel more comfortable having someone on your side who’s been there before.

•  Understand whether your mesothelioma lawyer works on a 'contingency' basis, which simply means that they only get paid if they recover money on your behalf. Sokolove Law and our affiliates only get paid if you receive money from your mesothelioma claim.

•  Always trust your instincts. No matter how good a mesothelioma lawyer may look on paper, if you don't feel that they are the right attorney to handle your mesothelioma case, you can move on and find someone with whom you can build a strong working relationship.

Once you have made the decision to pursue legal action with your mesothelioma lawyer, the legal process begins. As in many legal cases, detailed preparations are necessary, and may take time. The thought of filing a claim and going through the court system may seem overwhelming. But don’t panic. An experienced mesothelioma attorney will guide you through each step of the process and will work to minimize potential disruption to your life. Each person’s claim is different, but the general steps involved in filing a claim include:

• Gather Case Details - You can begin this phase by contacting Sokolove Law and providing preliminary information about your potential case.

•  File a Complaint - The attorneys draft and file a legal complaint against the product manufacturer(s). Once filed, the court will typically issue a schedule for the case.

•  Prosecute the Case - During this phase, attorneys obtain the evidence needed to try the case.

•  Settlements - Sometimes cases are resolved prior to trial. Defendants may seek to settle (resolve) a case or a group of cases rather than go to trial.

• Try the Case - If a settlement is not reached, the case will continue to the trial phase. During the trial, both sides present the testimony and evidence they gathered. At the conclusion of the trial, a jury will decide the outcome of the case.

A mesothelioma attorney is an attorney who practices in the field of personal injury law – otherwise known as torts. Mesothelioma attorneys specialize in understanding this devastating disease and the impact it has on families, as well as the laws dealing with asbestos exposure. Our attorneys have over three decades of experience representing victims of asbestos exposure.

Challenges in Mesothelioma Cases
Because mesothelioma can take years, or even decades to appear after initial asbestos exposure, mesothelioma cases pose unique challenges. Over such long periods of time, the companies who manufactured and sold asbestos may go out of business, change their names or go into the production of different products. They may move their headquarters to other states or even other countries. Often, they have been acquired by other corporations and are operated as subsidiaries.

Selling part of a structured settlement is something that structured settlement holders may consider doing at some point in their lifetime. The idea of getting a larger lump sum of cash for an important financial matter, rather than waiting for monthly installment payments, can be appealing.

You should however immediately understand that you are not going to receive the full value of your settlement when you sell it. You will receive a discounted price because your payments are coming in the future. When beginning the sales process, you should also keep in mind how much of your payments you need to keep to live on in the future. You can request that structured settlement buyers give you multiple quotes on buying varying amounts of your settlement. This can be accomplished very simply.

For example: If you have a structured settlement that is paying $1,000 per month for 20 years. You could request quotes on selling 1/2 of your settlement, for 10 years. You could also request quotes on selling 3/4's of your settlement-$750 per month, for 10 years. (or 4 years, 5 years, etc..) You'll soon have baseline quotes to work with knowing how much you can expect to receive for each amount. Most legal or financial council would also strongly recommend that you do get multiple cash quotes from various structured settlement buyers before you make a decision.

There are many reasons to cash-in on a structured settlement, such as debt, medical emergency, business venture, or home repairs. However, today we would like to discuss the value of time vs. money. To demonstrate, imagine that we were to offer you the sum of $10,000, tax-free. We said that you could have it today, with no questions asked. Would you take it?

However, just as you were about to agree with our proposal, we said that we had an even better deal for you. We told you that we would add $500 onto that previous $10,000, and all you had to do was wait for an additional three years.

This is roughly the concept behind structured settlement payments, because the payments are set up to pay you more over the long haul. However, the only drawback it that you will have to wait to receive the full amount. Here is the question we bring to the table. Is it really worth it to take the largest sum of money, even if it is paid over a longer period? Consider this for a moment. Let's say you took the penalty, and decided to take the money now. You have just lost $500, correct? Well, no, in fact, we would like to argue that you have actually earned $1,076.25 more than if you had waited those three years.