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The document MC-351 is a legal order from the Superior Court of California approving a compromise of claim for a minor or incompetent person. It outlines the petitioner's relationship to the claimant, details regarding the settlement, and instructions for disbursement of funds, including payment of fees and expenses. The order mandates that settlement proceeds be deposited into a blocked account, with restrictions on withdrawals until certain conditions are met. Additionally, it authorizes the petitioner to execute necessary settlement documents.

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What does order approving compromise and release mean?

Understanding Compromise and Release This agreement typically results in a lump-sum payment to the injured worker in exchange for releasing the employer and insurance company from any further liability related to the injury. Essentially, it is a full and final settlement of the workers compensation claim.

What is the limit for a minors compromise in California?

A compromise of a minor claim refers to a settlement for monetary damages in a personal injury case for the benefit of the minor under the age of 18.

How do you petition to approve a minors compromise?

A California court must approve all settlements done on behalf of a child under the age of 18. A parent or guardian ad litem can file an MC-350 form (or an MC-350EX form for expedited service) to petition the court to approve a compromise of a minors claim. There may be a filing fee.

What is the amount of a minors compromise in California?

Settlements Under $5,000 This is because California law permits Judges to order the funds to be paid directly to custodial parents if the total settlement is $5,000.00 or less. If the total settlement for the minor exceeds $5,000.00, then a Minors Compromise and a subsequent hearing must commence.

What is a compromise claim of a minor?

A minors compromised claim is a procedure to allow an adult to sign on behalf of a child, so the child may receive funds awarded in a legal action. The law does not allow a child to sign legal documents on their own behalf until she or he becomes an adult.

What is a compromise order?

A compromise order contains the following: (1) All jurisdictional facts. (2) All allegations. (3) A statement that the person agrees to pay the civil penalty specified. (4) A statement that TSA makes no finding of a violation.

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