Judgments
Does a Temporary Restraining Order Need to be Signed by the Judge?
If a temporary order was written and not signed by judge in a divorce case. Is the document valid, and should the document has a start and stop date on the document. Their were two temporary documents written the first was signed by the judge. The second temporary order was not signed by judge. However the attorney had us wait in a different area while she said she would have the judge sign and approve it. She also told me a temporary drafted a notice of hearing to which states a restraining order was in place but the records show no restraining order in place. Also she informed me that she would file a motion to address temporary order and only filed a motion for withdrawal of counsel. I was never notified by certified mail or received any notification of this motion. I would like to move back to my home. Can I do that if the judge did not sign the second order for temporary orders for me to stay in the location I'm currently in. What are my choices?
How Do I Collect a Judgment After It Was Stricken in Pennsylvania?
I would like to know when a judgment is awarded to a plaintiff and then stricken for not properly serving the recipe for judgment to the defendant what must be done to get this issue back into the courts? Where do I find this issue in the law books?
Can a Judgment From One State be Enforced in Another State?
a default judgment in california can be enforced in arizona
Will a judgment against me in personal injury case appear on my credit report?
If I have a judgement rendered against me in an auto accident that is fully covered by my auto liability insurance policy, can this judgement still appear on my credit report? I have tried to find a definitive answer in the Fair Credit Reporting Act, but it appears to be silent on this issue.
How can we challenge a fraud judgement and pursue actions against the plaintiff?
This is about a Fraud Judgment which we didn't know anything about until several months later because our attorney didn't tell us about it.As a result of a lawsuit stemming from a personal injury case (my daughter and I were the plaintiffs and were injured, the judgment was in our favor, and the jurors decided that we were injured due to the defendant's negligence), but because of our attorney's negligence and mishandling of the case, a judgment full of fraud was filed against us. Due to a statutory offer which we rejected, we were awarded an amount of money less than the statutory offer. Our attorney received the judgment and approved it without our knowledge or authorization, as a result a lien has been put against us in the county (Yes we should sue him). The main point is; this judgment is full of false statements such as: 1. The amount of the judgment was wrong, the amount awarded was less than the statutory offer, the defendant didn't divide the amount according to the amount awarded. 2. Fake sister- state judgment was entered against us (We own nothing in any state). A business attorney who reviewed the judgment insisted that it is absolutely ridiculous and bogus, he also told us to obtain a copy of the sister-state judgment from the court. I requested it from the court and have been told that there isn't any record of any copy of sister -state judgment in the court; the clerk doesn't know the name of the sister-state, or the sister-state's court address, that's despite the fact that it was filed in the superior court of California.3. The defense faked a sister-state proof of service; they lied about me receiving the sister-state summons and complaint personally.4. My daughter's name was misspelled in the original judgment then crossed out completely in the abstract of judgment form and replaced by the misspelled name.5. A few months later the defendant's insurance sent us letters threatening us that if we didn't pay they'd garnish our wages and attach property. In addition they misstated the facts and said that the judgment was against us despite the fact that in court's papers it states clearly that The Judgment was in favor of the plaintiffs (us).I have been told that we should challenge this judgment which we definitely intend to do, my question is: How can I challenge the judgment? Where to begin?Also could we sue the defendant after the jury found her guilty we know she has assets, what is the statute of limitation in California regarding this issue?During the trial the defense lied, and had ex parte with our doctor in an irrelevant condition without our authorization, the doctor later admitted that the injuries are NOT RELATED to any prior condition, they did everything against the law, even our attorney who didn't do much admitted that they lied and violated the law.