Got Order Of Default, Now What?
My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Washington (King County)
I received an order of default in my parenting plan modification case and have no clue what to do next to have the parenting plan signed by a judge. Anyone else now what I need to do next?
Re: Got Order Of Default, Now What?
Check the laws and rules of procedure in your state. In my state, if the party does not file a motion to vacate the order within the required response time, the court will set a date for a hearing and notify you. But in my state, the court still will accept a late motion to vacate (why I dont know). If no response is filed, they will set a hearing and continue without the presence of the other party. If the other party shows, it is at the descrestion of the court to hear them, and they may choose not to hear. I am only speaking from experience in my state.