A New York Complex Order for a Structured Settlement (With Instructions) is a legal document that is used to facilitate a complex structured settlement agreement in the state of New York. This document is used when a party wishes to settle a dispute, such as a personal injury or wrongful death claim, through an annuity-based structured settlement. It outlines the terms of the settlement, including the amount of the payments, the timing of payments, and any special conditions or restrictions that are necessary for the settlement to be approved by the court. The New York Complex Order for a Structured Settlement (With Instructions) is divided into three sections: the Statement of Facts, the Settlement Terms, and the Final Order. The Statement of Facts includes an overview of the dispute, the parties involved, and the reasons for the settlement. The Settlement Terms outline the specifics of the agreement, such as the amount of the settlement, the duration of the payments, the payment schedule, and any other conditions or restrictions. The Final Order is the judge’s written order approving the settlement. There are two types of New York Complex Order for a Structured Settlement (With Instructions): an “Individual” Order and a “Joint” Order. An Individual Order is used when only one party is involved in the settlement, such as an individual plaintiff. A Joint Order is used when multiple parties are involved, such as multiple plaintiffs or defendants.