Material supplier sued Contractor for unpaid materials, service charges, and attorney fees. The contract gives the prevailing party attorney fees. Clerk entered a default. Court enters a Final Judgment awarding contract accounts, service charges, and attorney fees. Court mails a copy of the Final Judgment to all parties. Final Judgment was recorded in the public record. Material Supplier (Plaintiff) waits a year to enforce the judgment and freezes Contractor's bank accounts. About a year after the Final Judgment, Contractor files a Motion Challenging The Final Judgment alleging Fraud. Contractor asserts that the award of attorney fees was excessive (50% contingency fee), which Contractor alleges is equal to about $3,000 per hour. No false statements were made to the Court regarding attorney fees. Any helpful cases? Thanks, Mark -- Mark Young