Inheritance Cash Advance Process

Heir Advance Company provides you with a Probate Cash Advance or Trust Fund Loan by purchasing a portion of your Inheritance in Probate or Trust. Your Inheritance Loan is determined by the total amount purchased by Heir Advance and the firm's underwriting criteria.

Probate Loans and Trust Fund Advances range from $5,000 to in excess of $1,000,000 and are received within a few days of submitting your paperwork to Heir Advance Co..

Probate or Trust cash advances range from $5,000 to in excess of $1,000,000 and are received within a few days of submitting the application form to our office.

To apply for your Probate advance or Trust advance:

1) Call us, or fill out and submit the on-site cash advance application form, with basic details concerning your Inheritance as well as the dollar amount of the Probate advance, or Trust advance, you are requesting.

2) In order to qualify for receiving your Probate or Trust advance, you simply need to be able to verify that you are an intended Heir of an Estate in Probate, or are a Beneficiary of a Trust – and are duly listed as an Heir to an Inheritance of an Estate in Probate or Trust.

If you are an Heir of a Probate, you do not have to live in the same state that the deceased lived in before the Estate went into Probate. If you are a Beneficiary of a Trust or Trust Fund, you do not have to be living in the same state that the deceased lived in.

3) After we receive the necessary paperwork associated with your Estate either in Probate or Trust – your Inheritance advance will typically be approved within 72 hours or less, once your Probate or Trust cash advance has been approved by an Inheritance advance funding officer.

4) Unlike other cash advance firms, our Inheritance advances do not include hidden processing or transaction fees. Moreover, no sales commissions are ever taken out of your Probate or Trust cash advance.

  • No handling fees
  • No paperwork fees
  • No transaction charges
  • No closing costs
  • No late fees or penalty charges
  • No up-front costs

5) With Heir Advance there are no hidden fees and no "fine print". Just a fast, easy Inheritance cash advance – processed by a friendly, courteous and professional Inheritance advance account representative at Heir Advance Company.

This summer, folks visiting HeirAdvance.com have asked our Probate & Trust Loan Editor a lot of questions. Here are some of the more interesting and pertinent queries answered by The Editor:
Are all the states in the US the same when it comes to Probate laws and Probate Cash Advances?
No. Probate laws may be different from state to state.  Rules and regulations may differ.  For example, the time period that potential creditors have to come forward varies from state to state.
Do I have to pay Federal taxes on my Inheritance?
If federal Inheritance taxes are due, either the Estate or the individual Heir will be responsible.
Can the Estate and/or I avoid Inheritance Taxes altogether?
That depends upon the total value of the Estate and whether or not there was any income coming to the deceased from these assets.
If my Inheritance is in a Trust, can the Trust avoid Inheritance or “Death” Taxes?
No. Trust Inheritance taxes, if owed, must be paid.
Are there any states where there is no tax at all on one’s Inheritance?
Yes. But federal Inheritance taxes may still be applicable.
If I pass away with no Will and have no children, are all my assets automatically inherited by my wife?
That would depend on circumstances and state Inheritance law, as well as other variables.
Will a bank, or my credit union, give me a loan based on my Inheritance, if I’m an Heir of an Estate in Probate? 

No it’s too risky for them.  No traditional lender will provide a Probate Cash Advance or Inheritance Loan.

If my siblings and I have an Inheritance coming to us in the form of a house and property only, with no cash, can we still apply for a Probate Loan?
Generally yes, depending on the value of the Estate property, whether or not its’ for sale, and it’s salability.
If my Inheritance has no liquid assets, but has a house in the Estate, with a lot of debt, can I still get a Probate Loan?
Probably not.
If I intend to leave my wife and kids an Inheritance, would it be to their benefit if I set up a Trust?
Yes.  Avoiding the Probate process could save some Inheritance costs and length of time for Trust asset distribution.
Can I get an Inheritance Loan now, if Probate has not yet started, but we expect it will in a few weeks?
No, but once Probate is open, we can probably help with a Probate Cash Advance or Inheritance Loan of some kind.
Can I apply for an Inheritance Loan if I am coming into an Inheritance from my dad but there is no property and no plan to begin Probate at all?
No.  The only way we can provide an Inheritance Advance is if the Estate is in Probate or Trust.
During Probate, if one of the Heirs challenges the Will, does that prevent me from applying for an Estate Loan, or Inheritance Cash Advance?
Not necessarily.  It depends on what the Will challenges are.
Can I get my entire Inheritance in advance as a Trust or Probate Loan?
No.  We can advance you an Inheritance Loan which is a percentage of the total Inheritance coming to you.
Is the time period for Estate Inheritance distribution the same in all states?
No, Probate laws vary from state to state.  The length of time you must wait for Probate to distribute to get your Inheritance varies by state.
Does Heir Advance Co. provide Inheritance Loans or Trust Advances in Canada?
Yes, we do provide Probate Loans and Trust Fund Advances for Heirs of Estates in Canada.
If my Inheritance is in the UK, can I get a Trust or Probate Advance?
No, we do not provide Trust Loans or Probate Cash Advances for Heirs of Estates  in the United Kingdom.  Your Inheritance must be a part of an Estate in America or Canada.
If I refer another Heir from the same Estate my Inheritance is coming from, can I get a Tell-a-Friend commission?  If so, how much?
Yes, if you refer an Heir from the same Estate, and he or she gets a Probate Loan or Trust Advance from Heir Advance, you will receive a standard Tell-a-Friend fee.  How much depends upon the size of the other Heir’s Inheritance Loan.