Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

There are no standard forms for most types of superior court motions, including motions to vacate. The motions must be specially prepared. Given the amount at stake, you should get a lawyer to represent you if at all possible. Failing that, you should at least have one advise you while you represent yourself.

Good luck.

There is no form for that motion. You don't provide much information, but you may even be misstating the name of the motion. If you have had a trial, and think you are entitled to a new trial, then you would file a notice of intent to move for a new trial, and a new trial motion when the court set dates. If you have a default judgment, then you would file a motion to vacate. If you think the judge was wrong with respect to the law that was applied in your case, then you would file an appeal. All of those remedies have specific time limits.

I do suggest you speak to an attorney, and at least get a consultation to get you pointed in the right direction.

There is not a form for this. If this is a default judgment you make a motion under ccp473. If this is after a judgment it is a motion for new trial.. Other situation require different types of motions or appeals. all of these have different time requirements in which you must actm some are very short so you should speak with an attorney ASAP.

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