Petition for Approval of Transfer of Structured Settlement
is no requirement that an interpreter be appointed for a civil litigant. (Jara v. Municipal Court for San Antonio Judicial District (1978) 21 Cal.3d 181, 185, 186.)
Upon review of the court record, there is no written record of the stipulation to a commissioner hearing the case. Therefore, defendant’s motion is granted.
As a matter of convenience, rather than vacating the long-term order and reinstating the temporary order, the long-term order will remain in place pending retrial. This matter is set for trial assignment on July 29, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. in Department 3, which is located at 101 Maple Street, Auburn.
As this order renders plaintiff’s motion for attorney’s fees not ripe for review, the hearing on that motion set for July 22, 2026, is hereby vacated.
8. S-CV-0057553 In re the petition of Wepaymore Funding
Moving party is advised the notice of motion must include notice of the court’s tentative ruling procedures. (Local Rule 20.2.3(C).)
Petition for Approval of Transfer of Structured Settlement
The petition for approval of transfer of structured settlement payment rights is granted as prayed. In determining whether a proposed transfer should be approved, the court reviews the request to verify that the transfer is fair, reasonable, and in the payee’s best interest. (Ins. Code, § 10139.5 (b).) The totality of the payee’s circumstances is viewed in light of the factors articulated in Insurance Code section 10139.5 (b)(1) through (15).
The court has carefully reviewed the petition, supporting declarations, and related attachments in light of the factors found in Insurance Code section 10139.5 (b) and finds (1) the transfer is in the best interest of the payee; (2) the payee has been provided a written advisement to seek independent professional advice regarding the transfer and has knowingly waived the right to receive such advice; (3) the notification, disclosures, and transfer agreement comply with the requirements of Insurance Code sections 10136, 10138, and 10139.5; (4) the transfer does not contravene applicable law or order of the court; (5) the payee understands the terms of the transfer agreement; and (6) the payee does not wish to cancel the transfer agreement. Based upon the foregoing, the court approves the transfer.
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9. S-CV-0057615 In re the petition of JG Wentworth Originations
Moving party is advised the notice of motion must include notice of the court’s tentative ruling procedures. (Local Rule 20.2.3(C).)
Petition for Approval of Transfer of Structured Settlement
The first amended petition for approval of transfer of structured settlement payment rights is granted as prayed. In determining whether a proposed transfer should be approved, the court reviews the request to verify that the transfer is fair, reasonable, and in the payee’s best interest. (Ins. Code, § 10139.5 (b).) The totality of the payee’s circumstances is viewed in light of the factors articulated in Insurance Code section 10139.5 (b)(1) through (15).
The court has carefully reviewed the petition, supporting declarations, and related attachments in light of the factors found in Insurance Code section 10139.5 (b) and finds (1) the transfer is in the best interest of the payee; (2) the payee has been provided a written advisement to seek independent professional advice regarding the transfer and has knowingly waived the right to receive such advice; (3) the notification, disclosures, and transfer agreement comply with the requirements of Insurance Code sections 10136, 10138, and 10139.5; (4) the transfer does not contravene applicable law or order of the court; (5) the payee understands the terms of the transfer agreement; and (6) the payee does not wish to cancel the transfer agreement. Based upon the foregoing, the court approves the transfer.
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