MINGLI WANG VS. STEPHEN WEST MCVEIGH ET AL

Matter on the Law & Motion / Discovery calendar for Friday, September 19, 2025, Line 3. DEFENDANT YINGCUI LONG's Motion To Enforce Parties' Signed Settlement Agreement Under Ccp 664.6 And For Declaratory Relief Under Ccp 1060 And Award Of Prevailing Party Attorney Fees. Hearing required.

Settling defendant Yingcui Tracy Long has moved to enforce her settlement agreement with plaintiff Mingli Wang. For the reasons stated herein, the court finds that Long has performed her obligations under the settlement agreement by making the payment to Wang in the amount and manner prescribed by the settlement agreement. The court requests further information and briefing on points discussed below and continues the matter for further hearing. (The Court's complete tentative ruling has been emailed to the parties.)

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