Texas Entry of Default is a legal document that is filed with the court when a defendant has failed to respond to a lawsuit. It states that the plaintiff is due a judgment, as the defendant has not responded to the lawsuit. It is typically used when the defendant has failed to appear in court or file a response to the suit. There are two types of Texas Entry of Default: 1. Default Judgment: This types of Entry of Default is granted by the court when a defendant has failed to appear in court or file a response to the lawsuit. The plaintiff is then awarded the judgment that they were seeking. 2. Default Judgment Nisei: This type of Entry of Default is granted by the court when the defendant has failed to appear in court or file a response to the lawsuit. However, the defendant is given a certain amount of time to respond to the suit or settle the matter before the judgment is granted.