Unfortunately, no. You can only get it dismissed with prejudice.

Check the court rules. In almost all instances notice must be given.

Check the court records and oppose the demurrer according to the date set for hearing. If none, notify the defendant they must file a responsive...

Yes. These can have long lasting effects if granted.

Yes. In every case there is the issue of collection. But, attorneys who do judgment collection face this issue and work on finding assets.

This is not anything I have seen in a docket. It is probably a letter written to the judge that the court put into the record.

You may have a lawsuit. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred. Due to the nature of medical malpractice cases,...

If you have a family law attorney, discuss these issues with him or her.

See another orthodontist right away to determine what should have been done, what needs to be done now, and what harm was caused.

Review the documents signed before you were treated.