When someone you love is seriously injured because of another party’s negligence, your life changes too. Loss of companionship, emotional support, intimacy, guidance, and partnership can deeply impact families — especially when the injury is catastrophic or life-altering. These aren’t just emotional challenges; they often come with real financial stress.

If you’re pursuing a loss-of-consortium claim and struggling while your case is pending, pre-settlement funding can provide the financial stability you need during the legal process. Baker Street Funding offers non-recourse cash advances that help families cover essential expenses while their attorney fights for full compensation.

Understanding Loss-of-Consortium Claims

A loss-of-consortium claim allows a spouse, partner, or parent to seek compensation for how a severe injury or wrongful death has affected their relationship. It’s not about the injured person’s medical damages — it’s about the impact on you.

These claims typically arise when a loved one suffers:

Catastrophic injuries (paralysis, brain injury, amputation).
Birth injuries leading to lifelong disability.
Medical negligence causing severe or fatal harm.
Wrongful death, where a family loses emotional, parental, or marital support.

Loss-of-consortium damages often include:

Loss of intimacy or affection.
Loss of parental guidance or support.
Emotional pain and disruption to family life.

Because these claims depend on the seriousness of the underlying injury, they typically involve high-value legal cases — but they also take time to resolve.

The Financial Strain While Your Case Is Pending

Even though your claim isn’t about your own physical injury, the financial and emotional pressure can be heavy. Catastrophic injuries often come with:

Lost household income.
Increased care responsibilities.
Therapy, counseling, or support services.
Relocation or home adjustments.
Funeral or memorial expenses in wrongful-death cases.

Waiting years for a settlement while life has been torn apart isn’t only stressful — it’s unrealistic.

Pre-settlement funding bridges that gap.

How Loss-of-Consortium Pre-Settlement Funding Works

Pre-settlement funding for loss of consortium is not a loan. It’s a non-recourse advance based on your expected settlement. You only repay if your case succeeds.

Here’s how simple the process is:

Apply Online or by Phone at (888) 711-3599 – You share basic details about the case.
Attorney Cooperation – We contact your lawyer for documentation.
Case Review – We evaluate liability, damages, and case value.
Funding in 24–48 Hours – Once approved, funds are wired directly to you.

No employment verification. No monthly payments. If your case loses, you owe nothing back.

How Your Lawsuit Advance Can Support You

A loss-of-consortium advance lets you breathe during one of the hardest moments of your life.

Families often use the funds to cover:

Rent, mortgage, and utilities.
Therapy or counseling.
Childcare or family support services.
Funeral or memorial expenses (in death claims).
Transportation to visit loved ones in rehabilitation or medical care.
Everyday living costs when household income has changed.

Your advance helps stabilize your life while your attorney fights for justice.

Eligibility for Loss-of-Consortium Lawsuit Funding

We review these claims carefully and compassionately. Here’s what we look for:

You have an attorney working on a contingency fee.
Attorney participation: Your lawyer agrees to provide documents and sign the agreement.
Active lawsuit showing negligence and serious injury or wrongful death.
Strong case value (over $50,000), typically connected to severe, permanent, or fatal injuries.
Insurance coverage or recoverable assets from the defendant.
You are 18+ and live in a fundable state.

All funding is non-recourse, meaning repayment only happens if the case settles successfully.

How Baker Street Funding Evaluates Your Loss-of-Consortium Case

At Baker Street Funding, we review every claim with the same care and diligence your attorney brings to your underlying injury case. Our evaluation focuses on how the defendant’s negligence disrupted your family and the strength of the legal claim supporting your damages.

To approve your request for pre-settlement funding, we ask your attorney for the following documents:

Key Evidence We Review

Underlying injury details: Medical records, surgical reports, neurological exams, or accident documentation showing the severity of the injury to your spouse, partner, or child.
Relationship impact: Testimony, statements, or reports showing how the injury changed daily life, emotional support, intimacy, parental roles, or companionship.
Accident or negligence evidence: Police reports, workplace investigations, hospital records, expert reviews, or safety violations that establish liability.
Wrongful-death findings: Death certificates, autopsy reports, and supporting documentation for tragic cases where a loved one passed away.

Economic and Emotional Damages

Loss of companionship or partnership

Loss of parental guidance (when the injured person is a parent)
Loss of emotional support and stability
Disruption to family structure
Long-term counseling or support needs

Insurance & Viability

Defendant’s policy limits and proof of active coverage.
Attorney’s assessment of the case value and litigation stage.

Once we receive documentation from your attorney, our review is typically completed within 24–48 hours, giving you fast access to support without adding stress.

Why Families Choose Baker Street Funding

Loss-of-consortium claims are sensitive. You’re not only managing finances — you’re navigating trauma. We respond with compassion and transparency:

Non-recourse protection: No repayment unless your case wins.
Low, capped rates: No compounding interest, no hidden fees.
Dedicated support: A funding specialist who understands the seriousness of your case.
Attorney-approved process: We work directly with your lawyer to protect your rights.
Ethical funding practices: Clear contracts, transparent terms, zero pressure.

Apply today for loss-of-consortium pre-settlement funding.

Let Baker Street Funding help you maintain financial stability while your attorney seeks justice for the harm done to your family.

FAQs About Loss-of-Consortium Lawsuit Funding

Can I get pre-settlement funding if my spouse or partner was severely injured?

Yes. If your loved one suffered a catastrophic injury or wrongful death due to negligence and you have a loss-of-consortium claim, you may qualify. Your attorney must provide supporting documents showing the severity of the injury and the legal basis for your claim.

What can I use the funding for?

You can use it for anything your family needs — therapy, childcare, rent, travel for hospital visits, counseling, or everyday bills. The funds are meant to help restore stability while your case progresses.

What if the underlying injury case doesn’t settle or win?

Then you owe nothing. All advances from Baker Street Funding are non-recourse, meaning repayment only happens if your attorney wins or settles the case.

How fast can I receive a loss-of-consortium advance?

Once your attorney provides the necessary documents, most approvals take 24–48 hours. We can wire funds directly to your account for immediate use.