A Florida Motion For Default is a type of legal action taken in the state of Florida to resolve a dispute between parties when one party has not responded to the other party’s claim. The motion is filed when the defendant in a civil case has failed to respond to the plaintiff’s complaint. If the motion is granted, the defendant can be ordered to pay damages, provide an injunction, or take other action. The motion must be accompanied by an affidavit of non-response and proof of service. There are two types of Florida Motion For Default: a Motion For Default Final Judgment and a Motion For Default Adjudication. A Motion For Default Final Judgment is used when a defendant has failed to respond to a claim and a monetary judgment is sought. A Motion For Default Adjudication is used when a defendant has failed to respond to a claim and an injunction or other non-monetary relief is sought.