Kentucky Informal Final Settlement: Affidavit, Motion and Order is a set of legal documents used to settle a civil case in Kentucky without a trial. This process is commonly referred to as an "informal settlement" and is usually completed with the assistance of a mediator. The documents include an Affidavit of Settlement, a Motion for Entry of Final Order, and an Order Approving Settlement. The Affidavit of Settlement is a sworn statement from the parties involved in the dispute, detailing the terms of the settlement and any other relevant information. The Motion for Entry of Final Order requests that the court approve the settlement and enter a final judgment. The Order Approving Settlement is an order from the court, approving the settlement and any other terms agreed upon by the parties. There are two types of Kentucky Informal Final Settlement: Affidavit, Motion and Order: one for uncontested matters and one for contested matters. The contested version requires additional documents, including a Notice of Hearing and an Order Scheduling Hearing.