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How to handle default judgement order served on my employer after the judgement was set aside?

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If there is a default judgment entered against you — that means you lost your case.

But, we can get you a second chance. You can fill out this Motion to Set Aside Judgment and we'll file it along with your order. This Motion to Set Aside Judgment asks the judge to accept your Answer and to give you a second chance since you weren't able to respond to the lawsuit the first time.

If you do not have a Summons or Complaint document with information regarding your case, then we advise that you call the court the debt lawsuit is filed and ask them for it.

Fill out the forms below using your information. Please note these documents works for all states so please edit the documents by clicking File and then click either download OR make a copy.

Click the below links, click File, and then click download OR make a copy. And then you will fill out the forms below using your own information. 

Motion to Set Aside Judgment: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15xlWuoRgPKJZdeEtQcJJteEUwJWwLFW9JonJIl7k89M/edit

Order for an MSA: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A8oKC79fzlIlmFjBrCoZoel4_2zchEGYz4JZ5ui8NvY/edit

Please fill out the above documents and then go to https://www.solosuit.com/debt_answer and choose Standard or Premium. Upload these documents along with your Summons, Complaint, writ of garnishment, or default judgment document. Also, please email the Motion to Set Aside Judgement and Order for an MSA completed copies to us at vini@solosuit.com and we'll include them with your Answer. Important note: You've come to us late in the process. We cannot guarantee the court will accept our Answer or your MSA. Generally, judges like to accept the MSA and Answer, but courts may reject them.
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If there is a default judgment entered against you — that means you lost your case.

But, we can get you a second chance. You can fill out this Motion to Set Aside Judgment and we'll file it along with your order. This Motion to Set Aside Judgment asks the judge to accept your Answer and to give you a second chance since you weren't able to respond to the lawsuit the first time.

If you do not have a Summons or Complaint document with information regarding your case, then we advise that you call the court the debt lawsuit is filed and ask them for it.

Fill out the forms below using your information. Please note these documents works for all states so please edit the documents by clicking File and then click either download OR make a copy.

Click the below links, click File, and then click download OR make a copy. And then you will fill out the forms below using your own information. 

Motion to Set Aside Judgment: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15xlWuoRgPKJZdeEtQcJJteEUwJWwLFW9JonJIl7k89M/edit

Order for an MSA: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A8oKC79fzlIlmFjBrCoZoel4_2zchEGYz4JZ5ui8NvY/edit

Please fill out the above documents and then go to https://www.solosuit.com/debt_answer and choose Standard or Premium. Upload these documents along with your Summons, Complaint, writ of garnishment, or default judgment document. Also, please email the Motion to Set Aside Judgement and Order for an MSA completed copies to us at vini@solosuit.com and we'll include them with your Answer. Important note: You've come to us late in the process. We cannot guarantee the court will accept our Answer or your MSA. Generally, judges like to accept the MSA and Answer, but courts may reject them.
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