Warning: Recently, phony structured settlement blogs and other forms of websites have been illegally and unethically using our corporate and domain names to attract internet traffic to their websites for profit. These illicit individuals have "pay per click" advertising revenue sharing arrangements with companies such as Google and Yahoo, etc. and they are using our high profile and sterling reputation to attract people to other websites for the so-called "buyers" of structured settlement payments.

Not only does The Halpern Group condemn this marketing practice but also, more importantly, we are publicly opposed to the entire concept of plaintiffs selling their payments. We have seen many examples of this practice wherein the plaintiff only receives 25% to 40% of fair market value when they sell their periodic payments. A properly designed plan for the management of the plaintiff's recovery would eliminate the need to liquidate the fixed periodic payments (in case of an emergency) while making it impossible for the plaintiff to imprudently squander their recovery.

No Halpern Group Structured Settlement would be vulnerable to this type of attack by vultures who prey upon the human weaknesses of already injured people.

 
 
 


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Features of The Section 130 Exempt Structured Settlement

  •  No defense involvement is required. You settle for cash and then transfer the amount to be structured from your attorney trust account to the structured settlement trustee.

  •  There is no constructive receipt problem and the income stream is tax-free anyway!

  •  The 130X has all of the benefits of a traditional Section 130 annuity structured settlement with none of the negatives.

  •  The reserve (the plaintiff's recovery) remains the property of the plaintiff not the property of the annuity carrier.

  •  All earnings from investing the plaintiff's recovery that are in excess of the money required to make the scheduled payments to the plaintiff remain the property of the plaintiff not the property of the annuity carrier.

  •  The 130X automatically pays for all uncovered medical and life care expenses and all educational expenses as they occur.

  •  The payment stream can be adjusted in the future to meet the changing needs of the plaintiff.

  •  The 130X automatically adjusts to changing economic conditions.

  •  The 130X allows for court approved emergency invasions. The annuity allows for no changes. Period!

How can I implement the 130X for my client?

The Section 130 Exempt Structured Settlement is as easy to implement as 1-2-3:

  1. The Halpern Group explains the product and proposal to the plaintiff . . . prior to settlement;

  2. The Halpern Group creates the assignment agreement based upon the plaintiff's needs and desires;

  3. Counsel forwards the executed assignment agreement and funding amount to The Halpern Group. DONE!

 

 

 
 
     
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