JustFund: Features, Software Overview & Case Studies
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JustFund provides litigation financing to individuals in Australia dealing with family law matters, estate disputes, and inheritance advances. It pays legal fees, court costs, and living expenses on behalf of clients, who repay only after their case settles — with no monthly payments required during the process.
Product
JustFund
Use cases
Litigation & Dispute Resolution · Legal Operations Management
Founded
2022
Headquarters
Australia
Founders
Andy O'Connor
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What JustFund does
Assessment is based on case merits and assets rather than income or credit score, making funding accessible to a broader range of applicants. Payments to lawyers are typically made within 24 hours of invoice approval. Funding covers three main areas: family law proceedings (lawyer and barrister fees, court filing, expert reports, mediation, and living expenses), estate disputes (executor defence, disbursements, claims for further provision), and inheritance advances during probate. Founded in 2022 and backed by Startmate and MA Financial Group, JustFund operates from Sydney, Australia.
What it does
JustFund core capabilities
Family Law Funding
Covers legal fees, court costs, and living expenses during family law matters.
Estate Funding
Funds estate disputes including executor defence and claims for further provision.
Inheritance Advances
Advances inheritance funds during probate before estate settlement.
Fast Payments
Approved invoices paid to lawyers within 24 hours.
Merits-Based Assessment
Eligibility based on case merits, not income or credit score.
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JustFund pricing
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Pricing model
Free version
Fees repaid from settlement proceeds; no monthly repayments during matter.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about JustFund
Eligibility is assessed based on the merits of the legal matter and the applicant's assets — not their income or credit score. This means people who may not qualify for traditional financing can still access funding for family law or estate matters.
Clients repay only after their matter is settled, and only from the proceeds they receive. There are no monthly repayments required while the legal matter is ongoing, removing upfront financial pressure during the case.
JustFund covers a broad range of costs beyond just legal fees, including barrister fees, court filing fees, expert reports, mediation costs, and living expenses such as rent, household bills, school fees, and utilities during family law or estate proceedings.
A full assessment of the applicant's matter and assets can typically be completed within one week. Once approved, funds can be advanced within 24 hours to cover legal fees, court costs, and related expenses.
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