Washington Order on Motion for Default is a court document that allows a judge to enter a default judgment against a party who has failed to respond to a lawsuit. It is commonly used in civil lawsuits in Washington state. The order is usually requested by the prevailing party in a lawsuit if the other party has not responded to the suit. The Washington Order on Motion for Default can be divided into two types: Default Judgment and Summary Judgment. A Default Judgment is a court ruling in favor of one party when the other party has failed to respond to the lawsuit. A Summary Judgment is a court ruling based on the facts that have been presented in a lawsuit. The court will review the evidence presented and enter a judgment without a trial. In both cases, the Washington Order on Motion for Default must be filed with the court and be signed by the judge to be valid. The order will provide the details of the judgment, including who is awarded damages, and what amount they are entitled to.