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3 Tips to Set Aside Defaults or Default Judgments

Three Tips to Set Aside Defaults or Default Judgments
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3 Tips to Set Aside Defaults or Default Judgments

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Here, Brian provides you with an excellent analysis of how to set aside defaults and default judgments and get back in the case. Whether it is based upon Federal or your State rules, it is all about timing. Remember TACF! This is an excellent video when you are defaulted through not fault of your own or if in some cases you may have ignored the lawsuit and got a default against you. If it is very early in the case, some states still allow you to set it aside because of the timing of the default-so don’t give up. Remember, TACF! Good luck.
 

Documents included with this video:

  • CHECK LIST FOR DEFAULT AND DEFAULT JUDGMENT SET ASIDE (pdf)
  • Default Affidavit for Set Aside Discover Bank (word)
  • Defendant’s Reply to Plaintiff’s Response to the Motion to Set Aside (word)
  • Federal Affidavit Draft (word)
  • Federal Motion to Set Aside Default (word)
  • Florida Default Affidavit (word)
  • Michigan Default Affidavit (word)
  • Michigan Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment (word)
  • State Florida Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment (word)
  • Show Notes: THREE TIPS TO SET ASIDE DEFAULTS AND DEFAULT JUDGMENTS (pdf)

 

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