Options are: [I] Unfortunately, this is the case even if you have gone to a jury trial and a committee looked on you for a default judgment. A judge might bring-or override-a judgment in its own terms if you already have a supportive support system.. [II] Setting aside a judgment for a period of 30 days or longer has the power to provide relief or draw out the plaintiff's claims. You can also try telling the judge that you wish to set aside the default judgment for a period of 45 days (this is the length that is required).. [III] Your state law will explain whether this would be an appropriate purpose. Decide how long you intend to deduct the judgment.. [IV] Read your rules of civil procedure to find the grounds for setting aside the judgment. For example, the following are strong reasons for seeking relief from a default judgment : You weren't given proper notice..Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to seek relief from default after judgment
Identify reasons to set aside the default judgment.
It is difficult to get a default judgment set aside. Unfortunately, a judge will agree to set aside the judgment only in limited circumstances and only if you have a valid reason.
Answer:
[IV]