April 26, 2024

Yes, it is possible to set aside consent orders in family law, but it can only be done under specific circumstances and usually requires demonstrating a valid legal ground. Consent orders, which are agreements formally approved by a court and thus carry the same legal force as a judge’s ruling, are generally considered final. However, …

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When a court disagrees with a consent order, it won’t be approved as-is.  The judge will usually outline specific reasons for their disagreement.  This could be due to the order being unfair, unreasonable, not adequately considering the needs of any children involved, or if one party was pressured into the agreement. In these scenarios, the …

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