Void Divorce Judgment Explained

Summary

A void divorce judgment results from a lack of personal jurisdiction due to improper service. Without valid service, the court cannot enter a judgment, rendering it void. Such a judgment can be set aside at any time. Consider filing a motion to set aside the void judgment for resolution.

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This original action was a divorce between the two parties, a default was entered on May 17th, the respondent was not served with a copy of the petition or summons, the respondent did not appear in a manner that could have had the same effect as service, and did not make a waiver of service. Without valid service the court lacked personal jurisdiction over the respondent, without personal jurisdiction the court was an authority to enter the judgment the Judgment entered without the authority of the court is void, avoid judgment can be set aside at any time without the Court's discretion, avoid judgment can be ignored it literally means nothing as if it had never happened
It sounds like you're dealing with a void judgment due to lack of personal jurisdiction. Here are some key points for your situation:
*. Service of Process: Proper service of the petition and summons is crucial. Without it, the court lacks personal jurisdiction.
*. Default Judgment: A default judgment entered without proper service is void.
*. Setting Aside Judgment: A void judgment can be set aside at any time.
*. Legal Steps: You can file a motion to set aside the void judgment.
Would you like guidance on how to file this motion?