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Can an attorney sign off on anything.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA Hello, Can my attorney sign off on anything such as a child support judgement against me without my knowledge and/or OK? |
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| If there's a judgment against you, there's nothing to sign off on, surely? An agreement on your behalf would be one thing - but a judgment? Or am I misunderstanding your question?
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| The paperwork I have in front of me says stipulation for judgement, The area that states THE PARTIES AGREE THAT, The box that has the answer We agree to guideline support is checked. My ex and her attorney signed it, An attorney from the law office I hired signed it, not the attorney that was actually working on my case. I didnt know about this (agree/judgement) til I received a monthly statement from CSS. I asked my attorney who was working on my case how this could be, he didnt know and I am still waiting for an answer. I no longer have the attorney represent me, and have to deal with this on my own. Last edited by loadmaster; 04-28-2009 at 12:16 AM. Reason: add info. |
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