一般州法有6個月到2年時間內

If your case is in the U.S., the court generally follows Rule 60(b) (in most states, or similar) for post-judgment relief. It allows reopening for reasons such as:

• Fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by the other party

• Newly discovered evidence that couldn’t have been found earlier

• Mistake or inadvertence

• The judgment being void or unfair

 

 

Rule 60(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (and most state equivalents) allows a court to grant relief from a final judgment or order — meaning you can ask the court to reopen or modify a case that’s already been decided.

In divorce cases, it’s used when someone discovers fraud, hidden assets, or major mistakes after the divorce was finalized.