When to request a default judgment by court?

Default judgments by the clerk are available under limited circumstances, such as in a breach of contract case where the monetary amount desired is specified in the complaint. See the Step-by-Step guide on “Request a Default Judgment by the Clerk” on our website at saclaw.org/request-dj-clerk for more information.

How to contact the Clerk of courts in Cuyahoga County?

Case information may be obtained in person at the Clerk of Courts’ offices or by contacting the Clerk’s docket information line at 216-443-7950. To perform a search: first select which kind of search you wish to perform, doing so will load the correct search fields.

Is the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court online?

NOTICE: Pursuant to Federal Law and at the direction of the Domestic Relations Court, Domestic Violence case information is no longer available via internet access. Pursuant to direction from the Common Pleas Court general Division, Civil Stalking Protection Order cases are also not available on the internet.

Can a default judgment be set aside for good cause?

“Setting Aside” a Default Judgment. In most jurisdictions, the defendant will have a prescribed period within which to ask the court to set the default judgment aside, on good cause shown.

When to file a default judgment in CCP?

CCP § 415.20(a)), so, as a practical matter, the default cannot be taken until more than 40 days have passed after this mailing. You must wait until the defendant’s time to respond has passed before you file your request for default. The 30 days starts the day after personal service (or after substituted service is considered complete). If the 30

Can a claimant enforce a judgment obtained under Part 12?

(3) A claimant may not enforce against one of two or more defendants any judgment obtained under this Part for possession of land or for delivery of goods unless – (a) he has obtained a judgment for possession or delivery (whether or not obtained under this Part) against all the defendants to the claim; or (b) the court gives permission.

How to calculate the pre-judgment interest rate?

To calculate your pre-judgment interest, you must determine the daily rate of interest and multiply that by the number of days for which interest should accrue. For example, if a loan of $15,000 with a 10% interest rate was breached 200 days ago, the prejudgment interest calculation would be:

Can a default defendant appear at a prove-up hearing?

While in default Defendant has NO RIGHT to appear at prove-up hearing. [ Devlin v. Kearny Mesa AMC/Jeep/Renault, Inc. (1984) 155 CA3d 381]. A defendant that had been defaulted against has two options, he may (1) Request the court set aside the default, or (2) appeal the default.