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How to Satisfy a Judgment
Satisfy a judgment by paying it in full or settling for less, then filing a Satisfaction of Judgment with the court to clear it from public records.
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What is a Stipulated Judgment?
A stipulated judgment is a legal document filed in a civil case that outlines a mutual agreement made by the two parties involved.
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What is the Answer Deadline to Avoid a Default Judgment?
Deadlines to file an Answer in court range from 14-35 days. Use our deadline calculator to determine your deadline.
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What is a default judgment?— What do I do?
A default judgment is a court ruling for the plaintiff because you didn't respond. File a Motion to Set Aside immediately with a valid excuse.