Litigation

Acting in contrast to his company's Teletubby like spokes creature, Stone Street Capital's "Will in Sheep's Clothing" suggests that it is "likely a prudent step" for those who are receiving structured settlement payments "to find out what their payments might be worth just in case they need to sell some or all of them in the future".

Will baaaaaaaas "How do you go about doing that? Simple, just contact a legitimate structured settlement buyer and ask them what your payments are worth".  But then the baaaaaaas turn to boos.

"Before you call a company, assemble your documentation - including a copy of the settlement agreement and the annuity policy - this will help to speed up the process of getting a quote as the settlement purchasing company will know what the terms of your underlying annuity are".

"When you speak with the company for a quote you can ask them to quote on not only the entire annuity but also for portions of the annuity payments, so you will have a good idea on the amount of flexibility you might have in shaping a transaction to fit your needs".

LMAO. A quarter of a century ago another version of "this story" played out in a movie featuring Dan Ackroyd, Bill Murray and Harold Ramis

"I tried to think of the most harmless thing...something that could never, ever possibly destroy us....The Stone Street Cash Cow!"