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Yes, usually there's a window during which you can back out, but it's wise to read the fine print before jumping in; better safe than sorry!
The law requires a fair evaluation and a review process by the court, which acts like a safety net to protect sellers from getting a raw deal.
Absolutely, it's important to carefully consider your options, as selling can mean losing out on long-term financial stability—that's a bridge you don't want to burn.
You'll need to go through a legal process where the court will verify that selling your settlement is in your best interest—think of it as a necessary checkpoint.
While you don't necessarily need a lawyer, having one can help you understand the legal jargon and make the process easier, as they can guide you through the maze.
It mainly helps individuals who are receiving structured settlements, often from personal injury cases, ensuring their rights and interests are looked after.
It's a law that helps protect people who receive structured settlements, making sure they get a fair shake when it comes to selling or transferring these payments.
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Bakersfield California Model State Structured Settlement Protection Act