California Family Law-Request For Default Setting is a legal form used to request a default judgment in family law proceedings in the state of California. It is typically used when one party has failed to respond to a Petition or other document, and the other party wants the court to enter a judgment in their favor. The form includes information such as the type of case, the case number, and a statement of the facts of the case. There are two types of California Family Law-Request For Default Setting: 1) Request for Default in Uncontested Case; and 2) Request for Default in Contested Case. The Request for Default in Uncontested Case is used when the other party has not responded to the Petition or other document and the parties agree on all the issues in the case. The Request for Default in Contested Case is used when the other party has not responded to the Petition or other document and the parties disagree on some or all of the issues in the case.