Iowa Original Notice And Petition For A Money Judgment is a court document used in Iowa courts to initiate a civil lawsuit against a person or business for the recovery of money or damages. It is used when the plaintiff (the party filing the document) believes that the defendant (the party being sued) owes them money or damages. The Notice and Petition is the first step in the lawsuit and includes the details of the claim, such as the amount of money being claimed, any interest due, the date of the original debt, and the supporting facts of the claim. The Petition includes the plaintiff’s prayer for relief, which is the request for the court to order the defendant to pay the money or damages owed. There are two types of Iowa Original Notice And Petition For A Money Judgment: one for a business debtor and one for an individual debtor. For a business debtor, the Petition must also include the name and business address of the defendant, as well as the names of any officers or members of the company. For an individual debtor, the Petition must include the individual’s name, address, and any other identifying information. Once the Notice and Petition have been filed, the court will issue a summons to the defendant, who must then appear in court on the date specified in the summons. At that hearing, the court will decide whether the plaintiff is entitled to the money or damages they are claiming.