Yes. But the respondent may be allowed to set aside the default.

Fee arbitration is not required. You may be able to sue in small claims court.

Consult with attorneys who sue government agencies.

Contact legal aid, if you qualify, in your area.

See a criminal defense attorney that deals with probation violations.

Talk to the clerk, first. If you get no relief you may have to hire an attorney or petition the court yourself.

No. Unless there is a court order of guardianship.

Check the state or county agency that handles death records to see if they are available to the public.

Check the county or state agency that handles death records.

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