Namanya juga anaknya pahlawan super, pasti bedalah yah sama bayi pada umumnya. Lihat aja tuh bentuknya. Sama kek ayahnya, cuma ototnya belom kebentuk aja.
#2 Spider baby
Baru lahir aja udah langsung bisa gelantungan gini yah? Hmmmm…ini gen ayahnya nurun banget dah.
#3 Robo baby
Loh kok bentuknya begitu yah? Jadi laper dan pengen sarapan lagi deh.
#4 Hawkeye baby
Suster, jangan macam-macam loh. Itu anaknya superhero. Jangan ngiler terus langusng nyiapan panci penggorengan. Kalo bapaknya ngamuk bisa gawat loh.
#5 Aquaman’s baby
Saat bayi lain yang baru lahir tidur dengan nyaman di atas kasur bayi, anaknya Aquaman ini langsung tidur di dalam akuarium.
#6 Iron Baby
Aduh nak, apa yang sedang kamu lakukan? Bikin eksperimennya ntar aja yah saat udah keluar dari rumah sakit. Kasian bayi-bayi lain di sebelahmu loh.
#7 Batman
Cuma bayinya Batman nih yang udah suka main petak umpet padahal baru dilahirkan. Turun dong nak, kasian tuh susternya. Kerepotan nyariin.
A Purchasing Company’s Role in the Selling Process
The process of selling settlement payments is different from the buying company versus the original settlement owner.
From the company’s perspective:
Getting contacted from a client: The process starts by someone who wants to sell reaching out to the settlement buying company.
Calculating the offer: The specialist at the company looks at the discount rate that would be applied in the particular sale.
Explaining the quote to the client: The specialist explains the amount of money that can be given to the settlement owner for the future payments.
Issuing the contract: Once the client agrees, the settlement purchasing company sends the contract out to the client,
Waiting on court approval: The company waits for a judge to sign off on the sale.
Sending money to client: After the judge approves the sale described in the contract, the purchasing company mails or wires the money to the client.
From the client’s perspective:
Deciding if selling works for you: A settlement owner examines their financial situation to determine if selling is in their best interest.
Researching a company: The owner looks around for a structured settlement purchasing company to work with.
Examining your quote: The selected company issues a quote to sell payments that the owner can either accept or reject.
Fill out the paperwork: The owner fills out the paperwork, which typically includes the original settlement agreement and the agreement from the issuing insurance agency.
Going to Court: The owner present the contract to a judge who decides if the sale can go through.
Receiving your money: Once approved, the now-settlement-seller gets the money in a matter of days.