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Sell Your Structured Settlement — Find Your State

Every state has its own Structured Settlement Protection Act. Select your state for a complete guide to local laws, court approval, and your free lump sum estimate.

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Choose Your State

Click your state to see its SSPA law, court approval requirements, and get an instant lump sum estimate with our free calculator.

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State Laws Affect Your Lump Sum

Every state has passed its own Structured Settlement Protection Act (SSPA). While the core rule — court approval required — is the same everywhere, the details vary and can affect your timeline and process.

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Court Approval Required Everywhere

All 50 states require a judge to approve structured settlement sales. The court reviews whether the transfer is in your best financial interest before it can proceed.

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Disclosure Periods Vary

Most states require buyers to disclose the discount rate and effective annual return to you at least 3 days before you sign. Some states require up to 10 days. Your state guide details the exact requirement.

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Timeline: 45–90 Days Typical

From signing the purchase agreement to receiving your lump sum, most states take 45–90 days. Larger states with busy courts may take longer. Rural counties often move faster.

Disclaimer: State guide content is for general informational purposes only. Laws change; always verify current requirements with a licensed attorney in your state before proceeding.