This is a legal form that was released by the Virginia Circuit Court - a government authority operating within Virginia. Check the official instructions before completing and submitting the form.
Q: What is Form CC-1420?
A: Form CC-1420 is a Confession of Judgment/Certificate of Clerk in Virginia.
Q: What is a Confession of Judgment?
A: A Confession of Judgment is a legal document through which a debtor agrees to the entry of a judgment against them without going to trial.
Q: What is a Certificate of Clerk?
A: A Certificate of Clerk is a document issued by the Clerk of the Court certifying the entry of a judgment.
Q: What is the purpose of Form CC-1420?
A: The purpose of Form CC-1420 is to document a confession of judgment and obtain a certificate of clerk for entry of judgment.
Q: Do I need an attorney to fill out Form CC-1420?
A: It is recommended to seek legal advice when filling out Form CC-1420, but you can fill it out yourself if you understand the process.
Q: Is Form CC-1420 specific to Virginia?
A: Yes, Form CC-1420 is specific to Virginia and may not be applicable in other states.
Q: What are the consequences of signing a Confession of Judgment?
A: By signing a Confession of Judgment, you are giving the creditor the right to enter a judgment against you without the need for a trial.
Q: Can a Confession of Judgment be challenged in court?
A: In some cases, a Confession of Judgment can be challenged in court if there are grounds to prove that it was obtained fraudulently or under duress.
Q: Can I negotiate the terms after signing a Confession of Judgment?
A: Once a Confession of Judgment is signed, it is generally difficult to negotiate the terms, as it is a legally binding document.
Form Details:
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