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This document provides information about a program through the Alaska Child Support Enforcement Division (CSED) that allows parents to vacate a default child support order and potentially establish

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1. Step 1: Gather necessary documents, including the default child support order and any relevant financial information.
2. Step 2: Complete the appropriate legal forms required to request vacating the default order.
3. Step 3: Clearly state the reasons for requesting to vacate the order in your application.
4. Step 4: File the completed forms with the court that issued the default order.
5. Step 5: Serve copies of the filed documents to the other party involved in the child support case.
6. Step 6: Prepare to attend a court hearing if required, where you will present your case.
7. Step 7: Await the court's decision and follow any additional instructions provided.

Who needs Vacating a Default Child Support Order?

1. Individuals who were not present at the original court hearing and received a default child support order.
2. Parents who want to contest an order due to changes in circumstances or new evidence.
3. Anyone who believes the default order was entered in error or without sufficient information.

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If you do not think the default judgment was appropriately entered against you, you must file a motion with the court asking the judge to “set aside” (void or nullify) the judgment. If the judge grants your motion, the case starts back up again.

How to remove default judgement?

Steps to Remove a Civil Judgment: Settle the Debt: The first step towards removing a civil judgment is to settle the outstanding debt. Obtain a Satisfaction of Judgment: After settling the debt, request a "Satisfaction of Judgment" or “Paid-up letter” document from the creditor. Apply for Rescission of Judgment:

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What is Vacating a Default Child Support Order?

Vacating a Default Child Support Order refers to the legal process of nullifying a child support order that was issued without the presence or participation of the non-custodial parent, typically because they did not respond to the initial filing.

Who is required to file Vacating a Default Child Support Order?

The non-custodial parent, who did not respond to the initial child support proceedings and therefore has a default order against them, is required to file to vacate the default child support order.

How to fill out Vacating a Default Child Support Order?

To fill out a Vacating a Default Child Support Order, one should obtain the appropriate forms from the court, provide personal information, clarify the reasons for vacating the order, and attach any necessary documentation that supports their case.

What is the purpose of Vacating a Default Child Support Order?

The purpose of vacating a default child support order is to give the non-custodial parent an opportunity to contest the order and present their financial situation or other relevant evidence that may affect the child support obligations.

What information must be reported on Vacating a Default Child Support Order?

The information required typically includes the parent's names, case number, details of the original order, reasons for vacating the order, any supporting documents (like income statements or proof of changed circumstances), and signatures of both parties, if applicable.