New York Order Waiving Filing And Judicial Settlement of Formal Final Account is a court order that waives the requirement to file a formal final account with the court and settle any disputes related to the account through judicial proceedings. This order is usually granted when the parties involved in a dispute agree to settle the matter without the involvement of a judge or court. It is generally used in probate or estate cases. There are two types of New York Order Waiving Filing And Judicial Settlement of Formal Final Account: (1) Consent Order Waiving Filing and Judicial Settlement of Formal Final Account; and (2) Stipulation and Order Waiving Filing and Judicial Settlement of Formal Final Account. The Consent Order Waiving Filing and Judicial Settlement of Formal Final Account is granted when all the parties in a dispute agree to waive the requirement to file a formal final account and settle any disputes related to the account through a judicial process. The Stipulation and Order Waiving Filing and Judicial Settlement of Formal Final Account is granted when all the parties in a dispute agree to waive the requirement to file a formal final account and settle any disputes related to the account through a stipulation that is agreed upon by all the parties.