Should I go to a court date for a judgement if I cannot dispute it
It is never a good idea to miss a court date. Go to court, tell the judge your situation, and ask for a continuance so that you can get your bearings!
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It is never a good idea to miss a court date. Go to court, tell the judge your situation, and ask for a continuance so that you can get your bearings!
So you have three issues here: setting aside default, whether the court proceeds with evidence while considering default, and how long you have to...
The answer to your question is one of procedure, and varies in every courthouse subject to local court rules. If you cannot research the governing...
This is a very interesting fact pattern. I would like to give you some general information, though you and I do not enjoy an attorney-client...
Mr. Harkess is correct. Per Rule 1 of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, county court rules apply in county court. Nonetheless, if there is...
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You seem to properly understand the distinction between the motion and the brief. In Colorado, a motion and a Brief in support of the motion are...
There is a difference between default and default judgment. It sounds to me like the judge entered a default and is allowing you to make a motion...
Greetings. I do not know how long it takes for the foreign divorce decree to be recognized in Colorado, but generally the length of litigation...