Mistake in wording the final order

[Cobourg]

Went to trial in November 2010 and a final order was issued on Nov 26, 2010.
The order contained just 8 points.
The judge reviewed the order with us in court prior to us leaving.
He went over it point by point and was very clear about his decision and why things were decided in this manner.

My issue is that when I recieved the final version that was typed by the court (I assume based on the judges notes) there was a typo in one of the points.

The judge explained to us that I was to pay spousal support for no more than 10 years. However, it was to be REVIEWED in 5 years.

The typed copy says that it will be paid for 10 years max and RENEWED in 5 years.

The copy was "certified" on the 6th of December and I did not get it until the 9th or 10th.

I wrote a letter to the judge and sent it our prior to the end of December pointing out the typo.

I have not heard back as of yet.
What else can I or should I be doing?
I don't have a copy of the judges hand written endorsement but I guess I could get it...

That one word could have a huge impact on things in another 5 years and I would rather not wait until then to get things cleared up.

 

[dadtotheend]

You need to get the minutes of settlement and the judge's endorsement from that day to move this forward.

 

[Cobourg]

No minutes of settlement were ever produced.
Both parties are unrepresented and really not communicating with each other.
I will contact the court clerk and see about getting the endorsement.
Once I have that, what should I do?
I have already pointed out the issue to the judge.

 

[Pharah]

The court reporter takes notes of all proceeding and you can get a copy of the minutes from them but it costs money. You will need to order them from the court house and pay in advance.