Legal Question in Family Law in Indiana

court response to motion

If a motion is filed by the defendant for the court to correct a math error in a judgment that would reduce the judgment substantially, does the court have to respond? Due to attorney neglect, the court was not asked to make this correction in the motion to correct errors. If the court does not respond, is this to mean the request is denied? Can it then be appealed?


Asked on 8/20/08, 10:19 am

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Re: court response to motion

Without knowing the facts I can only give you genereal information. If the court has not ruled o nthe motion to correct errors, an amended motion can be filed. If the court has ruled, then a Motion to Set Aside may be available. If either or both are denied, you can file an appeal if there are grounds for doing so.

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Answered on 8/20/08, 10:34 am


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