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Judgement set aside

by Debbie
(Murfreesboro, TN)

I was told there is a form letter I can send to the court to have my judgment set aside. Is this true?

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Judgement set aside

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Jul 30, 2010
 after a judgment
by: Gerri

There are situations where a judgment can be vacated - if there was an error, or the defendant was not properly served - for example. But it's not typically just a matter of filling out a form. If you feel a creditor or collector improperly obtained a judgment against you, we would strongly urge you to talk with a consumer law attorney for advice.

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