Minnesota Minor Settlement Order is a court order issued by a Minnesota court that provides legal authorization for a minor child to receive money or property. There are two types of Minnesota Minor Settlement Order: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary order is issued when both parties agree to the settlement and the court approves it. An involuntary order occurs when only one party agrees to the settlement and the court orders it. The order must include the amount of the settlement, the names of the minor child and the persons or entities involved, and the method of paying the money or delivering the property to the minor. The order also states the minor's right to receive the money or property and the parents' responsibility to ensure that the money or property is managed and used for the minor's benefit.