Client education
Translate payment concepts into a clear conversation about timing, goals, tradeoffs, and questions for other advisors.

Structured settlement support for attorneys
Work directly with licensed broker Ramtin Ghaneeian to help clients understand structured settlement options, compare payment approaches, and coordinate the selected structure before documents are finalized.
Structured settlement planning is most useful when there is time to understand the client’s priorities, evaluate payment approaches, and coordinate the intended structure with the settlement documents. Rockpoint works with counsel as an educational and brokerage resource throughout that process.
Ramtin can help organize client conversations, illustrate potential payment timing, and explain the role of a qualified assignment. Counsel and the client’s other advisors remain responsible for legal, tax, benefits, trust, and investment advice.
Federal tax treatment turns on the character of the underlying claim and other facts. Section 104 addresses certain damages received on account of personal physical injuries or physical sickness, while Section 130 defines requirements for a qualified assignment. Each matter should be reviewed on its own facts.
Sources: IRS settlement guidance, 26 U.S.C. §104, and 26 U.S.C. §130.

The broker’s role can extend from early issue-spotting through client education and coordination of the final payment design.
Translate payment concepts into a clear conversation about timing, goals, tradeoffs, and questions for other advisors.
Help align the intended payment approach with the case timeline and the documentation being prepared by the responsible parties.
Coordinate with counsel and, when appropriate, the client’s tax, benefits, trust, or financial professionals.
Rockpoint adapts to the stage of the matter. The goal is to give the legal team a clear point of contact and the client enough context to make an informed decision with their advisors.
Discuss the case posture, client priorities, anticipated needs, and timing constraints that may affect the settlement conversation.
Organize potential payment approaches for review, using clear explanations of timing and intended purpose rather than unexplained product language.
Join or support client conversations so questions are surfaced early and referred to the appropriate legal, tax, benefits, trust, or financial advisor.
Work with the relevant parties as the selected payment design and related settlement documentation are finalized.
This attorney hub is structured to connect future substantive guides, case-type pages, and service-area content. Each pathway can become a focused internal-link cluster as Rockpoint’s library grows.
Case-type guidance
Structured settlement planning considerations for physical injury claims and future-needs discussions.
Case-type guidance
A resource path for cases involving ongoing care, life-care planning, accessibility, or long-duration support needs.
Case-type guidance
Future educational content addressing planning questions, protected funds, milestones, and coordination with counsel.
Practice resources
Plain-language explanations of Section 130 concepts, fixed and determinable payments, and coordination questions.
Practice resources
A future resource path for counsel to explore fee-payment timing with their own tax and financial advisors.
Service areas
Future jurisdiction pages will organize local educational content and provide a direct route to broker support.

Ramtin Ghaneeian
Licensed Broker · License #4558602
Member of Ringler & Associates
Ramtin Ghaneeian works with attorneys and clients to make structured settlement options easier to explain and evaluate. He serves as the direct broker contact from the initial planning discussion through coordination of the selected structure.
Rockpoint Settlements is a member of Ringler & Associates, pairing a personal, broker-led experience with access to broader structured settlement resources.
Request a consultationThese answers are general education. The facts, documents, and advisor guidance for an individual matter control.
Earlier involvement can create more time for client education, payment illustrations, advisor questions, and documentation coordination. The appropriate timing depends on the posture and facts of the matter.
A brief overview of the matter’s current stage, the client’s primary concerns, anticipated timing, and the questions the legal team wants to address is enough to begin. Ramtin can help identify what additional details may be useful as planning continues.
Yes. Ramtin can participate in a client conversation to explain structured settlement concepts, walk through proposed payment timing, and help surface questions that should be directed to the client’s legal, tax, benefits, trust, or financial advisors.
Yes. Ramtin can support client education by explaining proposed payment timing and the role of the structure, while referring legal, tax, investment, benefits, and trust questions to the appropriate advisors.
No. Rockpoint provides structured settlement education and brokerage support. Counsel and other qualified professionals advise on the legal, tax, benefits, trust, and investment implications of a particular matter.
Ramtin Ghaneeian is Rockpoint Settlements’ licensed broker, License #4558602. Rockpoint Settlements is a member of Ringler & Associates.
Tell Ramtin where the matter stands and what the client or legal team needs to understand. He will follow up to discuss appropriate next steps and timing.