Can I modify or vacate a small claims court judgment?

Yes, you can modify or vacate a small claims court judgment in Kansas. The process to do so is called “relief from judgment.” You must file a motion asking the judge to change or cancel the judgment. Your motion must explain why you are asking for relief. The court requires you to provide evidence and documents that support your motion. In general, the court can vacate a judgment if the judgment was made as a result of a mistake or if there is a problem with the way the case was handled. The court can also vacate a judgment if a debtor was not served properly or was not aware of the court date. The court can also modify a judgment if new facts or evidence are presented that were not available at the time of the original judgment. The court might reduce the amount of the judgment if the defendant can show they can not pay the entire judgment in a timely manner. The court will consider all relevant information when deciding whether to grant relief. It is important to provide the court with evidence and documentation to support your motion. It is also important to follow all court instructions and requirements. If your motion is successful, the court will issue an order to modify or vacate the judgment.

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