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The New DU. Reply #101: Go to the court tomorrow and file a MOTION TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT JUDGEMENT
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Tue Dec-06-05 06:59 PM
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| 101. Go to the court tomorrow and file a MOTION TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT JUDGEMENT |
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Edited on Tue Dec-06-05 07:17 PM by nothingshocksmeanymo
You are not without remedy but must persuade a judge you did not realize the gravity of the situation and could not afford counsel.
THe court clerks can help you with the forms and you will have to probably pay a fee. Since a DEFAULT judgement was entered against you, you will need to explain and have a very good reason as to why you did not appear... it may or may not help you but it is worth a try since the funds were taken out today and most probably have not yet been transferred to Sears or their atty yet.
If you google Motion To Set Aside Judgement and Minnesota, you will probably get better information.
You will need all the relevant case information including a copy of the judge's order granting the default judgement.
on edit: YOu have to go to the court where the judgement was entered
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