Judgment Checklist-Default By Court (Unlawful Detainer-Money Judgment) {CIV-200}

CIV-200, JUDGMENT CHECKLIST – DEFAULT BY COURT (UNLAWFUL DETAINER – MONEY JUDGMENT), INSTRUCTIONS This checklist is designed as a tool to assist party(ies) with processing a judgment. It may not include all of the information that is legally required, is not legal advice, and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice from an attorney licensed by the State Bar of California. Legal questions should be directed to an attorney. All items must be completed, either by checking each box to indicate that the form has been filed, or by marking "N/A" to indicate that the item is not applicable to the case. If any documents were previously filed, the date should be noted next to the item on the checklist. It is helpful to flag or highlight the appropriate information on this checklist in the contract or declarations submitted. The three most common types of judgments in an Unlawful Detainer case are: 1. Judgment for possession only (Default Judgment by Clerk). 2. Judgment for money only when possession is no longer at issue (Default Judgment by Court). 3. Judgment for possession and money (Default Judgment by Court). This checklist should be used when seeking a judgment for money only when possession is no longer at issue. SDSC CIV-200 (Rev. 2/19), Informational Form. www.FormsWorkflow.com