California Default Judgment Request
I filed for divorce and my spouse did not respond. How can I finish my divorce? What can I do if I cannot locate my spouse? What do I need to do to complete my divorce? When is my divorce done? What is a default divorce?
You can file for a California Default Judgment Request when you file for divorce and your spouse does not respond. You file for a California Default Judgment Request by completing all forms necessary for a court to grant you a dissolution of marriage (divorce). Your spouse goes into default if they do not respond which makes you eligible for the court to grant the divorce.
Upon filing a divorce petition, you must serve a copy of the petition along with the summons to your spouse. Your spouse then has 30 days to respond to the petition. If your spouse does not respond within 30 days, you can apply for a default divorce.
The form that is used to file for a California Default Judgment Request can be downloaded by clicking on the following link:
File Download (PDF File): fl165 – request for default
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For more information on divorce, click on one of the following links:
California Divorce Information
How to Start Your California Divorce
California Default Declaration
California Divorce Marriage Petition
California Marriage Petition Notice Receipt
California Marriage Petition Response
California Income Expense Declaration
California Asset Debt Schedule
