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I received a default judgement in the mail. What can I do?

April 26, 2017Default judgement mail received

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I received a default judgement in the mail. What can I do?

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If you disagree with the default judgement, you may file a motion to have it set aside. There is a form available at the court for parties wishing to set aside a default judgement. If you believe the judgement is correct and would like to make payments, you may file a petition for installment payments. The form is available at the court.