A Nevada Petition and Order to Disburse Money From Compromise of Minor's Claim is a court document that is used to settle a claim involving a minor's money or property. This document is typically used when a parent, guardian, or other person responsible for a minor's financial affairs has reached a settlement with a third party (such as a creditor). The Petition and Order outlines the terms of the settlement, such as the amount of money that is being distributed to the minor and to whom. The court must approve the settlement before the money can be distributed. There are two types of Nevada Petition and Order to Disburse Money From Compromise of Minor's Claim: the Petition and Order to Compromise a Minor's Claim, and the Petition and Order to Disburse the Money From the Compromise of a Minor's Claim. The former is used to request the court's approval of the settlement, while the latter is used to request the court's approval of the distribution of the money after the settlement has been approved. Both documents are filed with the court and must be signed by the parent or guardian of the minor, as well as by the court.