A Vermont Notice of Motion Under Default Procedure is a legal action that is taken when a party fails to appear in court or respond to a lawsuit. This notice is used to inform the defendant of a scheduled court hearing in which the plaintiff will present evidence and ask the court to enter a judgment in their favor. The notice must be served to the defendant a certain number of days before the hearing, usually 10-14 days. There are two types of Vermont Notice of Motion Under Default Procedure. The first is the Default Motion, which is used when the defendant has failed to respond to the lawsuit within the required time frame. This motion asks the court to enter a judgment in favor of the plaintiff based on the evidence presented. The second type is the Motion for Default Judgment, which is used when the defendant has been found liable in the lawsuit but has not taken action to satisfy the judgment. This motion asks the court to enter a judgment in favor of the plaintiff and order the defendant to pay the amount due.