Structured Settlements 4Real®Blog 2026
Structured settlements expert John Darer reviews the latest structured settlements and settlement planning information and news, and provides expert opinion and highly regarded commentary. that is spicy, Informative, irreverent and effective for over 20 years.
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Category: Structured Asset Funding/123 Lump Sum
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The Lape decision in Monroe County opens up an avenue for any payee in the United States to sue structured settlement factoring companies for fraud and deceptive business practices.
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Factoring company lawyer Stephen Heretick was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in November 2015. Heretick has used his legislative privilege to prevent the case from proceeding to some resolution, leaving an astounding 30 outstanding motions in the Terrence Taylor case!
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If the judge grants the interpleader, then Insurance Company of North America will make payments into the Court and not to Structured Asset Funding/ 123 LumpSum or its assignees (if SAF/123 assigned its rights to another investor or investors) Instead such payments will be paid into the Court to be held until the matter is…
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Structured Asset Funding, LLC, also known as 123LumpSum, is facing legal challenges for its questionable practices regarding residency in structured settlement transfer petitions. The case highlights potential forum shopping and misleading actions from representatives. Notably, communications reveal attempts to circumvent previous court determinations, raising concerns over adherence to legal standards.
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A Rochester New York man has filed a a complaint against Structured Asset Funding, LLC d/b/a 123 Lump Sum alleging a fraudulent scheme that involved faking the Plaintiff’s relocation to Florida and the filing of two fraudulent structured settlement transfer petitions in Charlotte Circuit Court
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Isettlements, a structured settlement factoring brand, offers questionable advice on spending lump sum payments from selling structured settlements. The post warns that selling these payments results in financial loss and advocates for maintaining the settlement for stable, tax-free income instead of frivolously spending on non-essentials.
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A structured settlement is a negotiated not awarded. Unfortunately this fundamental of structured settlements is lost on these Purveyors of Structured Settlement Misinformation, when soliciting consumers.
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After 2 of inexplicable delays Terrence Taylor will get his day in court, after a favorable judicial ruling in the Portsmouth Circuit Court on October 27, 2017. The ruling also permits New York Life to go forward with its interpleader action, while litigation over the legitimacy of his structured settlement transfers goes forward.
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Most structured settlement factoring company websites are the last place to go for accurate information about structured settlements. I’ve compiled some of the latest social media road kill from structured settlement cash now companies and intermediaries for critical commentary.
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Star Star Cash (**Cash) pitches lump sums for structured settlement payments by taking 1 scenario out of context from 8 in an AIG survey and draws its readers to false conclusions. Ask Terrence Taylor whether “he’s living the life he always dreamed of.” after selling to a related brand.