Washington Motion And Affidavit For Order of Default And Default Judgment is a legal document used in the state of Washington to request a court order for a default judgment and entry of default against a defendant. It is typically used when a defendant has failed to respond to a lawsuit or has failed to appear in court when required. The motion and affidavit must include a detailed description of the facts of the case, including the grounds for default, and must be signed by both the plaintiff and their attorney. There are two types of Washington Motion And Affidavit For Order of Default And Default Judgment: a motion for entry of default and a motion for default judgment. The motion for entry of default is used to notify the court that the defendant has failed to respond to the lawsuit and is therefore in default. The motion for default judgment is used to ask the court to enter a judgment against the defendant as a result of their default.