This might only be in Ohio, (Breeze and GoDaddyO have told me that we have terrible consumer rights laws here) OR it might not be true at all (the clerk I spoke with may not know what he is talking about).... Anyway, today I was told by a person in the county clerk's office that if a judgement is vacated, there will be a new trial held in which you may present your case. Just wanted to let people just in case it is true...Or you live in OHIO...
So I guess the plaintiff would be notified. Has anyone had this happen - the plaintiff filing again after a judgement is vacated? We do not feel we owe this money. This man filed 6 judgements against my husband!!
In my case they said they would. So I will wait to vacate when the SOL is up, or at least that's the plan.
This is also true in CA. BUT -- if the judgement is vacated, you can probably work out a settlement with the plaintiff and then file a joint request for dismissal w/prejudice. By the way, when I had a judgement vacated earlier this year, EXP and TU accepted copies of the order which the court sent, but EQFX wanted a certified copy. Just one of those things that make you say hmmmm....
