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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for post-judgment interrogatories in Connecticut, detailing the responsibilities of judgment creditors and debtors regarding asset disclosure. It includes instructions for completing the attached form JD-CV-23a, timelines for responses, potential consequences for non-compliance, and a list of exempt properties that cannot be used to satisfy judgments.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Connecticut Judgment Form in our editor.
Begin by entering the Judicial District and Geographical Area number at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the court handling your case.
Fill in the Address of Court, including the street, town, and zip code. Ensure accuracy to avoid any delays in processing.
Input the Docket Number and Date of Judgment. These details help track your case within the court system.
Provide the Original Amount of Judgment, along with the Name and Address of both the Creditor and Debtor. This section clarifies who is involved in this legal matter.
Indicate the Amount Due on the Judgment and include any relevant information about a person believed to have assets of the judgment debtor if applicable.
Finally, ensure you check all necessary boxes next to questions on form JD-CV-23a that must be answered, as indicated in the instructions.

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What is a Motion to open judgment in CT?

A motion to open is appropriately filed in response to a judgment issued after default, if you have a good cause for challenging the judgment, or if a judgment was issued with an error due to a mistake. A Motion to Open is not appropriate when you disagree with the substance or reasoning of the judgment.

What forms are needed to file for divorce in CT?

You must fill in a financial affidavit either Form JD-FM-6-SHORT or Form JD-FM-6-LONG, depending on your gross annual income and net assets when getting divorced in Connecticut. This paperwork details your financial affairs, allowing the court to determine spousal and child support.

What is a financial affidavit for divorce in CT?

JB-CSSD Family Services (Civil and Criminal) assists courts and clients to resolve family and interpersonal conflict. Family Civil Court services assist the Court and clients to resolve family and interpersonal conflicts with negotiation, mediation, and evaluation and education services.

How to verify a judgement?

All judgments and court records are filed in the County Clerk Office in the County where the lawsuit was filed. You can go in person to the County Clerk Office in the County where you live to ask if a judgment has been entered against you. Most counties also allow you to search online.

What happens if a defendant does not pay a judgment in CT?

There are three types of Executions that you can seek to levy against a defendant that has not paid as ordered in a judgment. There are Property Executions, Wage Executions, and Financial Institution or Bank Executions.

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Examples of Using the JD-FM-290 Template Child Custody Agreements: Parents can use the memorandum to outline custody arrangements, visitation schedules, and decision-making responsibilities.