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CIRCUIT COURT OF ILLINOIS Sixth Judicial Circuit Champaign County Petitioner(s) vs. Case No: Respondent(s) MOTION TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT JUDGMENT Signature of Respondent(s) Date: Name: Address: Signature

How to fill out motion to set aside

How to fill out a motion to set aside:

1. Begin by heading the document with the caption of the case, including the court name, case number, and parties involved.
2. Provide a brief introduction or heading stating the purpose of the motion, such as "Motion to Set Aside [Specify the Order/Judgment/Decision]."
3. Clearly state the legal grounds for seeking the set aside, such as newly discovered evidence, mistake, or misconduct by opposing party.
4. Present a concise and factual statement of the relevant facts supporting your grounds for setting aside the order or judgment.
5. Include a section explaining the applicable law or legal standards that justify setting aside the order or judgment.
6. Attach any supporting documents, exhibits, or affidavits that further substantiate your arguments. Make sure to reference these attachments within the body of your motion.
7. Conclude the motion with a request for relief, specifying exactly what you are asking the court to do, such as to set aside the order, vacate the judgment, or grant a new trial.
8. Sign and date the motion, and include your contact information.
9. Serve the motion on all parties involved in the case, following the rules of service within your jurisdiction.

Who needs a motion to set aside?

1. Litigants who believe there has been an error or mistake in an order, judgment, or decision rendered by the court.
2. Parties who have discovered new evidence after a final order or judgment has been issued, which could potentially change the outcome.
3. Individuals who believe that the opposing party engaged in misconduct or fraudulent behavior that impacted the fairness of the court's decision.

It's important to note that specific laws and procedures governing the motion to set aside may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the case. It is advisable to consult with an attorney or review the local rules of your court for precise instructions on how to fill out and file a motion to set aside.

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What is motion to set aside?

A motion to set aside is a legal request to a court asking to cancel or void a previous court order or judgment.

Who is required to file motion to set aside?

Any party or person affected by a court order or judgment is required to file a motion to set aside.

How to fill out motion to set aside?

To fill out a motion to set aside, one must provide reasons for the request, supporting evidence, and any relevant legal arguments.

What is the purpose of motion to set aside?

The purpose of a motion to set aside is to request the court to reconsider or cancel a previous decision based on new evidence or legal errors.

What information must be reported on motion to set aside?

A motion to set aside must include the case number, parties involved, reasons for the request, supporting evidence, and any legal arguments.

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