Motion To Vacate Default Judgment

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Jun 13, 2007, 12:37 PM

sunshine326

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Motion To Vacate Default Judgment

Can anyone tell me if there is a time limitation in Miami Dade County, Florida to File a Motion to Vacate Default Judgment? I am attempting to file one for Lack of Service (I have never been served!) on a Default Judgment entered in 09/2001, however, I read somewhere that in the state of California this must be done with 30 days of receipt of notice. Does anyone know about Florida?

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