About us
A probate-focused intake and review team for heirs who need answers quickly
48 Hour Probate is an inheritance-funding platform for probate heirs. We review the estate, price a non-recourse purchase of a portion of an heir's expected distribution, and fund approved cases in as little as 48 hours.
How the company started
The business grew out of work with heirs who had an expected inheritance on paper but no way to reach it during a slow probate. Courts move at their own pace, banks do not lend against an expectancy, and the options most heirs stumble into — high-interest credit cards, family loans, selling personal property — all cost more than the heirs realized.
48 Hour Probate was built to replace guesswork with a written, disclosed, probate-aware review: read the court docket, confirm the estate posture, price the risk honestly, and get funds to the heir without creating personal debt.
What we actually do
Our work is a purchase of a portion of the heir's expected distribution at a disclosed discount. It is not a loan. There are no monthly payments, no interest, and no personal repayment if the estate falls short — the company absorbs that loss.
The broader roadmap contemplates related probate-adjacent services where the facts justify them (estate lending with counsel of record, litigation finance for will contests, and one-off purchases of specific inherited assets), but the core product is and will remain non-recourse inheritance advances for heirs.
Contact
(800) 701-2949
4440 PGA Blvd., Suite 600
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Entity: GT 27 LLC. Business hours are Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern. Intake review begins inside 48 hours of complete documentation.
What makes our review different
The specific tradeoffs we optimize for, and why they matter to heirs and probate counsel.
- Probate-specific review, not generic underwriting
- Every file is read by a team that works probate every day — not a general consumer-lender intake queue. That means we read petitions, inventories, and notice timelines before we price, instead of asking a heir to translate them into a loan application.
- Written offers before you sign anything
- We do not quote verbally and we do not hide the purchase price. Every approval is sent as a written, itemized offer: how much cash goes to the heir, what the company later collects from the estate, and what happens if the estate underperforms.
- Nationwide coverage with state context
- We review cases in all 50 states. Our state pages exist because filing fees, timelines, and executor duties materially change the analysis — pricing a California estate like a Florida one would not be honest.
- Attorneys in the conversation
- Heirs are encouraged to route the contract through their probate attorney, and we coordinate directly with counsel on documentation when a heir prefers that. Attorney referral partners work with us on the same terms.