Re: I am in middle of law suit
If you were the plaintiff, you need to file, and have served, a Notice of Settlement (CM-200), a Request for Dismissal (CIV-110), and finally a Notice of Entry of Dismissal (CIV-120) with the court. These are Judicial Council forms, available from the court clerk in most counties. Read all the instructions on the forms. They are not settlement agreements. Get a signed settlement agreement with the defendants BEFORE filing any of these forms.
Actually, most settlement agreements are lawyer-drafted and are a blend of boilerplate provisions from the lawyer's word processor files and newly-written, case-specific language describing the case that's being settled, what the defendant agrees to give in settlement, what the plaintiff will then do to wind up the case, and reciprocal release clauses.
I would be leery of any pre-printed or off-the-shelf forms. There would be too much inapplicable language, but more important, stuff that should be in there would be omitted.
You might ask the defendant's lawyer to provide a draft settlement agreement for your review. That would spare you the major drafting effort, leaving you only to read the other side's proposed language very carefully to find everything that needs editing. I believe every settlement agreement should contain an attorney fee clause allowing a non-breaching party to recover fees if necessary to sue the other for breach of the settlement. The settlement agreement should be made expressly subject to enforcement under Code of Civil Procedure section 664.6.
