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After a default order

Is this you?

Four yes or no questions. They do not decide your case. They only show whether this page matches the pattern.

Did you file a response, a motion, or both before the order was signed?

Was the hearing canceled or passed?

Did you get an email saying the hearing was passed or reset?

Is a sale date posted yet?

Answer what you can. This check does not decide your case.

A signed default order in a Rule 736 case is not the end of the file. If a sale date is posted, a deadline is tied to that date. Missing that deadline matters.

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At this stage the rules usually involve Separate original proceeding under Rule 736.11; ask a lawyer whether this applies to you.

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Name: Separate original proceeding under Rule 736.11

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