New York Objection To Settlement of Order is a document used to object to the settlement of a court order in New York. It is usually filed by a party or attorney involved in the case and provides an explanation of why the proposed settlement should not be approved. Generally, New York Objection To Settlement of Order outlines the legal grounds for why the settlement should not be accepted, such as that it is not in the best interest of the parties involved, or that it does not comply with the law. There are two types of New York Objection To Settlement of Order: an objection to a proposed settlement prior to the court's approval, and an objection to an existing settlement that has already been approved. In either case, the objection must be supported with evidence and must be filed in the appropriate court.