She filed a complaint for divorce. You defaulted. If you want to set aside the default and answer her complaint then, yes, you need to file a motion to set aside the default.Quoting RoyKerr
I'm not sure what the lawyer means. The judge should still look at the equities of the case when dividing property and awarding custody. Being in default, though, you may have difficulty advancing your position.Quoting RoyKerr
No. That's a reference to the notary's commission.Quoting RoyKerr
Bite the bullet and hire a lawyer? Get a "how to" book, and try to represent yourself?Quoting RoyKerr

