That would put the removal of presumption on the Public Record. You can then correct any presumption, by giving notice.

Excellent question Pete! VERY useful.

OK, Roguesupport Nx, in that Notice, would it be ok and correct to SPECIFY: any PAST, present and future contract that MY husband is engaged in ? Thanks Pierre

'nunc pro tunc' would probably be the phrase you're looking for Pierre

A judgment nunc pro tunc is an action by a trial court correcting a clerical (rather than judicial) error in a prior judgment. A nunc pro tunc may be signed even after the trial court loses its plenary power. For appellate purposes, a nunc pro tunc judgment correctly taken ordinarily does not extend appellate deadlines.