America’s courts are hopelessly backlogged. In some places, it can take up to two years to get money from an inheritance. Court delays can be very frustrating and create real hardship. For some, delayed inheritance payouts and a lack of cash can actually make it harder to sell estate property. Without cash to fund routine home maintenance or relocate those still living on the property, there can be intense pressure to sell the family home for less than fair market value simply to get the estate closed and the creditors paid. A probate cash advance can relieve the financial pressure — making it possible for heirs to preserve and enhance the value of estate property that otherwise might have to be sold for a mere fraction of its value.