Reopening Old Civil Case

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To potentially reopen a ten-year-old civil case in New Jersey, you need to demonstrate improper service. This involves showing that the service did not comply with NJ court rules and filing a motion to vacate the default judgment in the original court. If the court noted inadequate service in the default judgment, it could serve as evidence. However, the final decision rests with the courts discretion based on fairness and justice. Consulting a local attorney is recommended for personalized guidance.

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To potentially reopen a civil case in New Jersey after ten years, you may need to demonstrate that you were not properly served. Some points for consideration include:
- Showing that the service didn't comply with NJ court rules.
- Filing a motion to vacate default judgment in the court where the case was originally heard.
- The court's discretion based on fairness and justice.
Please consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
If the court noted in the default judgment service was inadequate would that be sufficient to demonstrate improper service
Yes, if the court noted that the service was inadequate in the default judgment, it could potentially be used as evidence of improper service. However, the ultimate decision would be at the discretion of the court. Consulting a local attorney could provide more personalized guidance.
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