New Mexico Default Judgment Rules

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Summary

Judges in New Mexico should not grant judgment without a fair hearing where both parties present their arguments. If you feel your rights were violated, consider filing an appeal. A motion for default judgment can be filed if the defendant does not respond, and theres no specific timeframe for filing a notice of completion. After 5 years, an unsatisfied judgment may be deemed dormant. Estates can be served through the executor or administrator, and a default judgment can be placed on an estate if the representative fails to respond to a lawsuit. The estate assets can be used to satisfy the judgment. Consult a local attorney for detailed guidance.

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Is there anything about filing a motion default judgment and then waiting 5yrs to file notice of completion
In New Mexico:
- A motion for default judgment can be filed if the defendant does not respond.
- There's no specific timeframe for filing a notice of completion.
- After 5 years, an unsatisfied judgment may be deemed dormant.
Consider consulting a local attorney for accurate information.
How would estate be served on
In New Mexico:
- Estate could be served through the executor or administrator.
- The court appoints this person during probate.
- It's their responsibility to manage the estate, including any legal issues.
Consult with a local probate attorney for detailed guidance.
Can a default judgment be place on estate
In New Mexico:
- Yes, a default judgment can be placed on an estate.
- If the estate's representative fails to respond to a lawsuit, the court may grant a default judgment.
- The estate assets can be used to satisfy the judgment.
Consider seeking local legal advice for more information.