However, we want our users to be aware that sometimes courts enter orders based upon default which typically means that the defendant didn’t show up. Sometimes a defendant won’t show up because they didn’t even get notice of the case proceedings in the first place and other times defendants may not show up because they don’t necessarily have the knowledge and/or the financial resources to fight. Still, in other instances, a defendant may simply appear only to stipulate (settle) the case by agreeing to stipulate to a court order because they are being bullied by the plaintiff and whether what they said was true or not, they just want the matter to go away so they can move on with life and make the plaintiff go away. Again, we make no representations about this particular court order situation. We are simply providing you with additional information so that you may be more informed in general and, coupled with any additional research you feel is necessary, may make your own informed decision regarding the validity of this Report (or anything that may be left of it after redaction). As always, we encourage our readers to do their homework and not just rely on one single source for information.
The Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order for Judgment dated March 19, 2019 relating to Christopher Sigfrid v. Chelsea Swift, et al., from the District Court, County of Hennepin, Minnesota, Case No. 27-CV-16-13079 that caused the redaction can be seen here: (https://www.scribd.com/document/408084771/Christopher-Sigrid-v-Chelsea-Swift-Order).
As of April 29, 2019, it appears that the underlying case is concluded per the court docket, wherein a voluminous amount of documents have been filed, that may be accessed at Minnesota Trial Court Public Access Online (http://pa.courts.state.mn.us/Search.aspx?ID=200). Please consider reviewing the entire legal file to gain better understandings of the positions of the parties and how matters are resolved. We may not update this posting further with any new information and you should seek additional and updated information out on your own if you want to learn more and have a more complete picture.
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However, we want our users to be aware that sometimes courts enter orders based upon default which typically means that the defendant didn’t show up. Sometimes a defendant won’t show up because they didn’t even get notice of the case proceedings in the first place and other times defendants may not show up because they don’t necessarily have the knowledge and/or the financial resources to fight. Still, in other instances, a defendant may simply appear only to stipulate (settle) the case by agreeing to stipulate to a court order because they are being bullied by the plaintiff and whether what they said was true or not, they just want the matter to go away so they can move on with life and make the plaintiff go away. Again, we make no representations about this particular court order situation. We are simply providing you with additional information so that you may be more informed in general and, coupled with any additional research you feel is necessary, may make your own informed decision regarding the validity of this Report (or anything that may be left of it after redaction). As always, we encourage our readers to do their homework and not just rely on one single source for information.
The Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order for Judgment dated March 19, 2019 relating to Christopher Sigfrid v. Chelsea Swift, et al., from the District Court, County of Hennepin, Minnesota, Case No. 27-CV-16-13079 that caused the redaction can be seen here: (https://www.scribd.com/document/408084771/Christopher-Sigrid-v-Chelsea-Swift-Order).
As of April 29, 2019, it appears that the underlying case is concluded per the court docket, wherein a voluminous amount of documents have been filed, that may be accessed at Minnesota Trial Court Public Access Online (http://pa.courts.state.mn.us/Search.aspx?ID=200). Please consider reviewing the entire legal file to gain better understandings of the positions of the parties and how matters are resolved. We may not update this posting further with any new information and you should seek additional and updated information out on your own if you want to learn more and have a more complete picture.