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How do I execute a Judgement in Iowa?

A Praecipe is a legal document that tells the clerk of court to begin the legal process of collecting (executing on) a judgment that the defendant is not paying. The praceipe directs the clerk of court to issue an execution directed to the sheriff of the county where the asset or property is located.

What is the Rule 1.943 in Iowa?

In addition, rule 1.943 allows for voluntary dismissal of the plaintiffs petition without prejudice once as a matter of right. Id. r. 1.943.

How long does a Judgement last in Iowa?

Judgments are valid for a period of twenty years. Iowa Code 614.1. Judgments are liens upon the real estate owned by the defendant for a period of ten years from the date of the judgment.

What is the rule 1.972 in Iowa?

Rule 1.972 - Procedure for entry of default 1. If a party not under legal disability or not a prisoner in a reformatory or penitentiary is in default under rule 1.971(1) or 1.971(2), the clerk shall enter that partys default in ance with the procedures set forth in this rule without any order of court.

What is the rule 1.910 in Iowa?

Rule 1.910 - Motions for continuance 1. 910(1) Motions for continuance shall be filed without delay after the grounds therefor become known to the party or the partys counsel. Such motion may be amended only to correct a clerical error.

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What is Rule 1.909 in Iowa?

1.909. In the event a party waives a jury trial or gives notice of settlement later than two full working days before a civil action is scheduled to be tried to a jury or is docHubed for jury trial, whichever is later, or the case is settled during trial, a fee of $1000 shall be assessed as court costs.

What is Rule 1.944 Iowa?

944(1) It is the declared policy that in the exercise of reasonable diligence every civil and special action, except under unusual circumstances, shall be brought to issue and tried within one year from the date it is filed and docketed and in most instances within a shorter time.

What is the Rule 1.972 in Iowa?