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If you signed a judgment under coercion, misrepresentation, or mental incapacity, you may file a motion to set aside the judgment in California. Valid reasons include fraud, undue influence, or lack of mental capacity. Gather evidence such as medical records or witness testimonies to support your claim. Consult with legal aid organizations like the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles for guidance. Selling equipment after agreeing to surrender it may violate the judgment, leading to legal consequences. Consider consulting a local attorney to explore your options and ensure compliance. Legal aid can provide free consultations to help you understand your rights and the process involved.Full Conversation
Is there any way to retrieve my signature for the judgment
If you need to retrieve your signature from a judgment:
- Check if the court has an online portal for accessing case documents.
- Visit the courthouse where the judgment was issued and request a copy.
- Contact the court clerk for assistance.
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Is there anyway I can take back my agreement to the judgment
You may be able to take back your agreement to the judgment by filing a motion to set aside the judgment. This typically requires showing a valid reason, such as mistake, fraud, or other compelling circumstances.
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What would be a good reason to set aside motion for judgment
A good reason to set aside a motion for judgment could include:
- Mistake or inadvertence
- Fraud or misrepresentation by the other party
- Newly discovered evidence that could not have been found earlier with reasonable diligence
- Lack of proper legal notice
Would you like more details on how to file this motion?
If I decide I was misrepresented by my lawyer due to personal reasons that I did not know about is that good enough reason to set aside motion for judgment
Misrepresentation by your lawyer could be a valid reason to set aside a judgment, especially if it affected the outcome of your case. You will need to provide evidence of this misrepresentation and how it impacted your decision.
Have you gathered any evidence of this misrepresentation by your lawyer?
If I am disabled and feel like I was pressured by my lawyer or by the other party to sign motion for judgment can I set aside motion for judgment
You may be able to set aside the judgment if you can prove that you were pressured or coerced into signing it.
- Coercion or undue influence can be valid reasons for setting aside a judgment.
- Document any evidence of pressure or coercion.
Are you currently in California?
Yes
- To set aside a judgment, you need to file a motion to set aside the judgment in the court where it was issued.
- Valid reasons include coercion, undue influence, or misrepresentation.
- Gather all evidence of coercion and misrepresentation.
Would you like more details on how to file this motion in California?
What if I signed motion to judgment to give up my equipment if I don't pay ball background in 7 days and I sell my equipment by then
If you sell your equipment after signing a motion to judgment that requires you to surrender it within 7 days, you may be in violation of the judgment. This could lead to further legal consequences, such as contempt of court. Consult with a local attorney to explore your options and ensure compliance with the judgment.
Would you like more details on finding a local attorney or specific steps to address this issue?
Can you recommend a lawyer that will give me free consultation
Finding a lawyer who offers a free consultation is a good start. Here are some general suggestions:
- Contact your local bar association for a referral.
- Legal aid organizations in your area often provide free consultations.
- Many lawyers offer a free initial consultation.
Would you like specific contact details for legal aid organizations in California?
If I feel that I was not in the right state of mind when I sign for a judgment in court can I set aside motion for judgment
If you were not in the right state of mind when you signed the judgment, you might have grounds to file a motion to set aside the judgment. Valid reasons could include:
- Mental incapacity
- Coercion
- Fraud or misrepresentation
Do you have any evidence supporting your claim of not being in the right state of mind?
No
If you lack evidence supporting your claim of not being in the right state of mind, it might be challenging to set aside the judgment. Gathering any medical records or witness testimonies could help.
Would you like information on how to collect evidence or details on filing the motion in California?
Can I consult with legal aid about this issue
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Yes, consulting with legal aid is a great idea. They can help you understand your options and guide you through the process of potentially setting aside the judgment.
Would you like specific contact details for legal aid organizations in California?
Yes
~Contact Information for Legal Aid in California
Name: Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: [lafla.org](https://www.lafla.org)
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