Q: What options do I have from here? What is the best course of action to take?
I filed a motion on a adjudicated divorce case, the motion was specific to the fraud committed upon the court invalided the entire adjudication process having relied entirely on factious documents and false information in all of the courts decisions made while rendering each and every judgment. Attached were the facts to and evidence proving each occurrence affecting each decision. Clear & decisive evidence to the fact fraud had been committed consistently upon the court throughout the entire adjudication process. The motion was written as a Pro Se, and the Motion was granted but never received a date and documented proof communicating with the court as to inquiring about a date each week for a extended period past, why past the legal limit of being heard by law. I received a notice by the court wanting to drop the issue due to lack of prosecution, this has to be a joke? The lack of prosecution is the courts failure.
A: The issue of Fraud upon the Court can be addressed at any time without limitation of the rules of procedure, however, it is extremely difficult to establish this particular form of fraud.
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