Void court judgments (and court orders) are corrosive to the integrity of our legal system

Void court judgments (and also court orders that may be entered prior to a judgment) undermine the integrity of the judicial process in the United States. The entry of any void order or judgment is offensive to any reasonable person's sense of justice. sajLAW is dedicated to improving the integrity of our judicial system one void judgment at a time. When we identify a void judgment, sajLAW ​aggressively pursues justice by seeking a court order vacating the void judgment, and then seeking monetary damages or other remedies that may be appropriate for persons harmed by the void order or judgment.

Void judgments may be vacated at any time

Void court orders and judgments are unenforceable under Florida law, and can potentially be vacated at any time. It doesn't matter if the void order or judgment was entered 20 minutes ago or 20 years ago. Void orders and void judgments are never enforceable, so they can be vacated at any time.

If you believe a void judgment has been entered, Contact sajLAW today 

If you believe a void court order or judgment has been entered that is harming you or someone you care about, SAJ has substantial experience contesting void orders and judgments. Contact sajLAW today if you need assistance vacating a void court order or judgment.

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Visit our Void foreclosure judgments page for more information specifically about Florida's numerous void foreclosure judgments that may be vacated at any time.
Visit our Desbrunes v. US Bank NA page for current information regarding sajLAW's void foreclosure judgment case currently pending before the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal.

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