I am in the same boat. I actually typed up my motion, took it to the clerks office to file and was told, because it was satisfied I could not ask for it to be vacated. I have some other technicalities I am working on but don't have any good answers.
who told u that? the clerk? you should ask her to file it anyway.. its not her job to tell u what can and cannot be done.. it is the judge's. thats what i would do
Yup, a judgment can be vacated at any time. I'm sure some jurisdictions have rules on it, but in general, u can always file for the judgment to be vacated.
even a satisfied judgement can be vacated.. well at least in los angeles county. It is more of a time frame for a judgement to be vacated. Most jurisdictions have limits on how long you have to file after a judgement
kustomkat, i am also in CA.. even if the SOL has gone past.. have u heard of any other ways to vacate a judgement?
