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It depends on your state. And may even depend on your local community. If this is federal court it could vary depending on the district.
If you know what state or district you're filing the document in, try Googling "motion to vacate" + "Illinois" + "state" for example.
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∙ 11y ago
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoIt helps to break it down.
Divorce we can take as understood.
Dismissal of divorce is a decision in which divorce proceedings are "dismissed", that is, stopped.
A motion to vacate is a request to nullify (make void, set aside) a previous judgement.
So, all in all, it comes out to:
There were divorce proceedings. One of the parties filed to have them dismissed so there would be no divorce. The judge did so. Now someone (possibly the other party, possibly the first party changed their mind) is seeking to have that judgment vacated so the divorce proceedings can continue.
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What is the procedure court order of dismissal motion to vacate?
Talk to a lawyer, because it will depend very much on the details.
Which is not a way for a judge to vacate his of her office a resignation b dismissal?
dismissal.
What does it mean by divorce dismissal hearing in Texas?
In a divorce dismissal case it means that , your case was not strong enough , for the judge to grant a divorce.
What does motion and order to vacate hearing mean?
A motion to vacate dismissal is a request made to the court to "re-open" a case. There is an order of dismissal if a party failed to appear for a hearing, if it is determined by the court that a party has not stated a claim upon which relief may be granted or any number of other reasons. The party that the order of dismissal is against, will file this motion indicating justifiable reasons for which dismissal would be unjust to the moving party.
What does motion to vacate foreclosure sale mean?
Motion to vacate sale means cancelling the order that confirms the sale of the foreclosed property. The word "vacate" means cancel in this case.
How many days after a judgment of revoking guardianship do i have to file for a motion to vacate?
Massachusetts law on time frame to file a motion to vacate
Can dad successfully sue mom to vacate alimony if the divorce settled 20 yrs ago?
Your dad cannot successfully sue your mom to vacate alimony if the divorce was settled 20 yrs ago.
What is the result of a Motion to Dismiss if the moving party is successful?
Dismissal.
How many days period of limitation for filing an application for the restoration of the suit?
If you are referring to a case that got dismissed for lack of prosecution, the time limit may vary according to state law. Generally, however, it is beneficial to apply to the court with a Motion to Reinstate (or it called be called a Motion to Vacate Dismissal) as soon as possible. It is important to demonstrate promptness in trying to get the case reinstated. The motion should set forth valid reasons for not appearing in court, filing a required pleading, or not doing whatever may have led to the dismissal. A copy of the motion has to be mailed to the other party. Call the Clerk of Court or the Judge's office to determine if a hearing will be needed on the motion.
How many daysto file Motion To Vacate Default Judgment?
10 DAYS
Motion to set aside unlawful detainer?
Can I file a motion to set aside a dismissal on a unlawful detainer
Restoration of interim order after dismissal?
You must file a "motion for reconsideration."
