An Illinois Order To Settle Cause Of action Minors Estate is a court document issued by a judge to settle the estate of a minor in Illinois. This order is to ensure that the minor's assets are managed and distributed in an equitable and appropriate manner according to the law. It is typically issued when the minor's parents pass away or are unable to manage the minor's estate. The order will detail the specific assets of the minor and the responsibilities of the guardian, conservator, or other fiduciary appointed to manage the minor’s estate. There are two types of Illinois Order To Settle Cause Of action Minors Estate: 1) the General Order, which applies to most situations, and 2) the Special Order, which applies when the minor's estate is more complex or has unique circumstances. Both require the guardian or conservator to provide an inventory of the minor's estate, a plan for its management, and a report to the court on the progress of the estate.