Massachusetts Standing Order Re-Motions for Default Judgment is an order issued by the Massachusetts court, allowing a plaintiff to request a default judgment against a defendant who has failed to respond to a lawsuit. The Standing Order outlines the requirements for filing a motion for default judgment, such as providing a copy of the Summons and Complaint, a statement of the damages sought, and a Certificate of Service. The Order also outlines the court's procedures for granting or denying such motions. There are three types of Massachusetts Standing Order Re-Motions for Default Judgment: 1. Motion for Default Judgment on the Merits: This type of motion is used when a defendant has failed to respond to a lawsuit and the plaintiff is seeking a judgment based on the merits of the case. 2. Motion for Default Judgment for Failure to Appear: This type of motion is used when a defendant fails to appear in court and the plaintiff is seeking a judgment based on the defendant's failure to appear. 3. Motion for Default Judgment Based on Uncontested Facts: This type of motion is used when a defendant fails to respond to a lawsuit and the plaintiff is seeking a judgment based on the uncontested facts of the case.