The California Request To Set Default Or Uncontested Matter For Hearing is a document that a party in a legal dispute can file in order to request a hearing on a matter that is either uncontested or in default. This document is typically used in civil matters, such as divorce, child custody, or property division cases. It is filed with the court and is required in order to have a hearing on the requested matter. There are two types of California Request To Set Default Or Uncontested Matter For Hearing: Default and Uncontested. A Default Request To Set Default Or Uncontested Matter For Hearing is filed when one party in a dispute fails to respond or appear in court. In this case, the other party can file a request to set the matter for hearing, and the court will set a hearing date in order to determine a judgement or order. An Uncontested Request To Set Default Or Uncontested Matter For Hearing is filed when both parties agree on the matter and are willing to work out a settlement or an order without appearing in court. In this case, the parties can file a Request To Set Default Or Uncontested Matter For Hearing and the court will set a hearing date in order to enter a judgement or order. Both types of California Request To Set Default Or Uncontested Matter For Hearing must be accompanied by all necessary documents and evidence, such as a copy of the complaint, petitions, and/or orders. The document must also include a brief summary of the dispute and the requested judgement or order.