Learn How to Effectively Guide Your Client Through a Minor’s Compromise

A minor’s compromise is a critical legal process in states such as Nevada and California that allows a parent or guardian to settle a personal injury claim on behalf of a minor (under age 18). This procedure ensures the settlement is in the child’s best interest and protects them from potential exploitation or mismanagement of funds. Typically, it requires court approval and, in many cases, involves placing the settlement funds in a blocked account until the minor reaches the age of majority. You will learn how to confidently navigate every step of this process. Understanding When & Why to File: Explore the legal and practical reasons for filing a Petition for Compromise of Minors and learn the optimal timing for submission. Mastering Court Filings & Procedures: Gain insight into the preparation of all required forms and documents, distinctions between expedited and non-expedited filings, and learn where and how to file depending on the jurisdiction. Discover key court-specific nuances and best practices to avoid costly delays or errors. Managing Orders & Funds: Learn when and how to submit court Orders, open blocked accounts, and ensure funds are properly safeguarded until disbursement is legally permitted. By the end of this training, you will have the knowledge and practical tools to effectively guide your client through this challenging and highly regulated process, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and peace of mind for all parties involved.