Challenging Default Judgment Colorado

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Challenging a default judgment in colorado requires addressing the issue within colorados legal system. Improper service can be a basis for challenge. If a motion to vacate is denied, consider appealing or exploring other legal remedies. Consulting a local attorney for guidance is advisable.

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I did challenge and was denied but the safe credit act requires states to follow both rules of service
It sounds like you’re dealing with a complex issue involving service of process and a default judgment. You may need to appeal the denial or explore other legal remedies. Here are some options:
- File a motion to set aside the default judgment.
- Appeal the denial of your challenge.
- Consult an attorney for further guidance.
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I was denied my 60b motion to vacate and then the attorney wanted 6thousand more dollars for the appeal I didn’t have it so the time expired for appeal so I can’t challenge in it because it didn’t follow Washington State rules here in my state
It sounds like a complex situation. You might still have some options. Could you let me know where the original court case was filed (Colorado or Washington)? This will help determine the best course of action.
Colorado
It seems like there's a mix-up. You mentioned Colorado initially, but you are located in Indiana. Could you please confirm which state you're dealing with for the legal issue involving the TPO?
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No live in Washington state
It seems there's some confusion. Since you're dealing with a legal issue that originated in Colorado but you're currently residing in Washington state, you may need to address the judgment through Colorado's legal system. Given the complexity and your current situation, it may be beneficial to consult with a local attorney who can provide more specific guidance.
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