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What Happens After A Default Judgment Is Entered? In this informative video, we will discuss the process that occurs after a default judgment is entered in a civil case, particularly in county courts. Understanding this process is important for anyone involved in or curious about the legal system. We will outline the steps that follow a default judgment, including how parties are notified and the options available for enforcement.

We will cover various methods the plaintiff can use to collect the awarded amount, such as wage garnishment and bank levies. Additionally, we will explain what options a defendant has if they disagree with the judgment, including the process for appealing or filing a motion to set aside the judgment.

The impact of default judgments on a defendant's credit score will also be discussed, along with the necessity of renewing these judgments in many states. Finally, we will address how defendants can officially close their cases after fulfilling the terms of the judgment.

Join us for this essential discussion on navigating the complexities of default judgments and the judicial process. Subscribe to our channel for more legal insights and resources.

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