Am I Eligible for a Probate Advance?

Find out if you qualify in 2 minutes with our interactive eligibility checker

💙 A Quick Note from Claire

Hi, I'm Claire Reed. When I was going through probate after my father passed, I had no idea if I'd even qualify for an advance. I spent hours researching requirements from different companies.

I created this interactive checker so you can find out in 2 minutes whether you're likely to qualify - and what your next steps should be.

How it works: Answer 8 simple questions, and I'll tell you if you're eligible, what might be holding you back, and which companies are most likely to approve you.

Let's get started. 💙

Eligibility Questions

Most companies require you to be a named beneficiary or executor

The probate case must be officially filed with the court

Most companies have minimums of $15,000-$25,000

Contested wills make approval more difficult

You'll need to prove your entitlement to the inheritance

The estate needs enough assets to pay out your inheritance

Most companies have minimum advance amounts

Some companies don't operate in all states

Disclaimer: This eligibility checker provides estimates based on typical probate advance requirements and company policies. Actual eligibility may vary based on estate complexity, state laws, company-specific criteria, and other factors. This tool is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice. Always consult with a probate attorney in your state for accurate guidance. ProbateLoanFinder.com receives compensation from featured companies, which helps keep this calculator free.

About Claire Reed: I created ProbateLoanFinder.com after experiencing the stress and confusion of probate firsthand. My goal is to help families navigate this difficult process with transparency and compassion. Yes, I may earn a commission if you work with one of my recommended companies - but I only recommend companies I've thoroughly researched and feel comfortable sending my own family to.