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Settlements to a minor using next friend

willbone · 2012-04-24 19:28:14

Anyone know if a judegment made on PI to a minor through the IB and is approved by the courts, the parent/guardian can 'get the cheque'? Or are all minor payments kept in trust until 18, no questions (other than payments for expenses). Just trying to understand how rigid it is. thanks! :)

24-04-2012 8:28pm

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willbone

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Anyone know if a judegment made on PI to a minor through the IB and is approved by the courts, the parent/guardian can 'get the cheque'? Or are all minor payments kept in trust until 18, no questions (other than payments for expenses).

Just trying to understand how rigid it is.

thanks!

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#2 24-04-2012 8:47pm

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willbone wrote: »

Anyone know if a judegment made on PI to a minor through the IB and is approved by the courts, the parent/guardian can 'get the cheque'? Or are all minor payments kept in trust until 18, no questions (other than payments for expenses).

Just trying to understand how rigid it is.

thanks!

It is very strict. Apart from a few hundred euro at the time of settlement to buy a present all the money is paid into court every payment out of it has to be justified and vouched. It is not the parents money!

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