Eviction Complaint Amendment Process

Summary

In Colorado, if a plaintiff amends an eviction complaint after obtaining a default judgment, the amended documents must be properly served, and the court must be informed. The default judgment is not automatically voided, and the court will determine its status. Consulting with a local attorney is recommended for specific legal guidance.

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Is the default judgment gone
In Georgia, filing an amended eviction complaint doesn't automatically void a default judgment. The plaintiff must ensure the amended documents are properly served and inform the court. The court will decide if the default judgment stands. Consulting with a local attorney is recommended for specifics.
This is for coloraod
For Colorado, when a plaintiff files an amended eviction complaint with an alias summons after obtaining a default judgment, it doesn't automatically void the default judgment. The amended documents must be properly served, and the court must be informed. The court will then determine if the default judgment remains. It's best to consult a local attorney for specific guidance. Is there anything else you need clarification on?
What if we litigate based off that amenended complaint
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If you decide to litigate based on the amended complaint in Colorado, here are some considerations:
- Ensure the amended complaint and alias summons are properly served to the defendant.
- Inform the court of the amended complaint and any changes from the original.
- Prepare for a hearing where the court will decide if the default judgment is affected.
If you need detailed legal advice, consulting with a local attorney is advisable.