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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the default judgment form in the editor.
- Begin by completing the top portion of the Motion for Relief from Default Judgment. Fill in all required fields, including citation number(s), your name, date, and signature.
- Next, move to the Declaration in Support of the Motion. Here, provide your name and citation number(s). Write a detailed sworn statement explaining why you are entitled to relief from the judgment.
- Ensure you deposit the full amount of any outstanding financial obligation related to the judgment. Payments can be made online or via check, money order, or cash at the courthouse.
- Finally, file both the original motion and declaration along with your payment at the appropriate court location, either in person or by mail.
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