Meriwether & Tharp, LLC
6788799000 Meriwether & Tharp, LLC 6465 East Johns Crossing; Suite 400 Varied
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Meriwether & Tharp, LLC

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6465 East Johns Crossing

Suite 400

Johns Creek, GA 30097

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Other Options for Financing a Divorce

Aside from using Affirm through LawPay above, there are several other options for financing your divorce through a personal loan. The best way to decide whether or not financing your divorce through a personal loan is right for you is to review each of these options and their qualification requirements. Below, we have put together a short list of the most commonly used personal loan options for financing divorces.

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SoFi

2

LightStream

3

Upstart

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Upgrade

Considering a personal loan to help pay for divorce.
SoFi

SoFi was founded in 2011 by Stanford Business School students. Sofi is an online personal finance company that offers a "mobile first" experience. SoFi has a quick and easy online only application experience. Notably, they do offer customer service via telephone if you have any issues applying. SoFi requires a minimum loan amount of at least $5,000. However, their maximum loan amount is higher than most at $100,000. Unfortunately, relatively good credit is necessary to qualify since the minimum credit score required is 680. Also, it's worth noting that they do not offer next day or same day funding. On the positive side, Sofi charges no additional fees and has a lower APR than most.

Woman getting a personal loan to pay for divorce.
LightStream

LightStream is a division of SunTrust Bank (Truist) that offers personal loans. LightStream advertises quick access to personal loans. You can apply online, accept and sign your loan agreement, and potentially receive funds the same day you applied. Unfortunately, LightStream does not disclose the minimum credit score needed to qualify. You must also take out at least $5,000. You should know that LightStream seems to require the applicant to have a longer credit history. On the positive side, the interest rates are relatively low when compared to others, they have fast approval and funding, and LightStream does not charge an origination fee.

Applying for a personal loan to help pay for divorce.
Upstart

Upstart is an AI (artificial intelligence) lending platform. Upstart boasts an easy online application process that can begin funding as quick as the next business day after you accept your loan agreement. Upstart requires a minimum credit score of 600 and a minimum loan amount of at least $3,100 for residents of Georgia. These lower minimums make them accessible to a wide range of borrowers. Unfortunately, Upstart charges an origination fee and their maximum APR is a bit higher than most.

A man getting a personal loan to help pay for his divorce.
Upgrade

Upgrade was founded in 2017 to offer users more value and a better experience than they would receive at a traditional bank. You can apply online to see your rate. Once you accept your loan offer, you can receive the funds in as little as one day. There is no minimum income requirement or minimum credit score for qualification. This makes Upgrade accessible to more potential borrowers. The minimum loan amount for residents of Georgia is $3,005. Unfortunately, Upgrade charges an origination fee and they do not allow co-signers. Also, their maximum APR is a bit higher than most lenders.

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