Authority settle 2026

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The document is a petition submitted to the Judicial District Court of Louisiana seeking approval to settle a minor's claim related to unpaid medical expenses. The petitioners, John and Jane Doe, are the adoptive parents of the minor and have reached a compromise with debtors in a bankruptcy case, resulting in an allowed claim. They request the appointment of an under-tutrix ad hoc to assist in finalizing the settlement, which includes compensation for the minor and releases all defendants from liability.

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Begin by filling in the judicial district court details, including the parish and case number at the top of the form.
In section one, provide your name as the petitioner along with your spouse's name, ensuring to include marriage details and residence information.
Section two requires you to list any adopted children, specifically mentioning the minor involved in this claim.
Proceed to section three where you will detail any relevant medical and mental health service obligations related to state employees.
In section five, summarize any disputes regarding payment of benefits and outline any claims filed in relation to these disputes.
Complete sections six through eight by detailing settlement amounts, justifications for allocations, and appointing an under-tutrix ad hoc if necessary.

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