ProbateCash
Lindsey R. serves as the Vice President of Legal Affairs at ProbateCash since August 2023, bringing extensive legal experience from previous positions, including Account Executive at USClaims from August 2020 to July 2023, and Corporate Secretary Paralegal Admin at Credit Suisse from October 2015 to October 2019. At Credit Suisse, Lindsey maintained crucial corporate documents and coordinated compliance for regulatory examinations as an IT Americas Regulatory & Controls Contractor. Earlier roles included Clinic Coordinator at The Seleni Institute, Temporary Paralegal at Friedberg Pinkas PLLC, Legal Intern at the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and Legal Intern at the Office of the Mayor of New York City. Lindsey holds a Juris Doctorate from Cardozo School of Law, an Alternative Dispute Resolution Certificate from the Mediation Clinic at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, and a BA in Individual Studies focusing on Leadership and Social Change from the University of Maryland.
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ProbateCash
It can take years to receive inheritance money stuck in probate. As the probate court process drags on, estate property can fall into disrepair. This creates intense and mounting pressure to sell estate property for less than fair value. An inheritance advance from ProbateCash can relieve some of that pressure — allowing an executor to conduct an orderly sale of estate property that otherwise might have to be liquidated for a fraction of its value. An inheritance advance may not be right for everyone, but it is an option that estate planning and probate professional should know about and have in their professional tool kit. Call ProbateCash to learn more about this new tool. With our own team of in-house attorneys and paralegals, we can make fast decisions with confidence. And we’re always happy to help probate professionals learn more about this useful financial option.