CA family law

Every county has different local procedures for processing default judgments. i suggest you check with the court clerk with the court you filed. If you are still unable to get an answer try setting your case for a default hearing. At the hearing, bring newly prepared originals and copies of your judgment and submit to the judge. Good luck.

This has definitely taken too long. My guess is it was lost in the clerk's office or they sent it back to you (either entered or rejected) and it never got to you. You can go to the clerk's office in the courthouse and speak to the family law default clerk to get more informaiton on this. I think callingthem will prove to be frustrating, so if you can get there in person you should do so. Also, the Los Angeles Superior court has a website where you can log on and see what documents have been filed. That website address is below. You will need to have yopur case number handy. Note that if it is a paternity case (as opposed to a Dissolution or Legal Separation) you will be unable to see information online. Good luck.