The Idaho Motion And Affidavit For Entry of Default is a legal document that is used in the state of Idaho when a defendant fails to answer a civil complaint. It is a formal declaration that the defendant has failed to respond to the complaint and that the plaintiff is entitled to a default judgment. This document must be signed by the plaintiff and filed with the court in order to initiate a default judgment against the defendant. There are two types of Idaho Motion And Affidavit For Entry of Default: the Motion for Entry of Default, and the Affidavit in Support of Default. The Motion for Entry of Default is a legal document that is used to request a default judgment from the court. It must include a statement of facts and a request for a default judgment. The Affidavit in Support of Default is a sworn statement that supports the Motion for Entry of Default. It must include the facts of the case and demonstrate that the defendant has failed to answer the complaint. Once the Motion and Affidavit have been filed, the court will review them and issue a default judgment if the plaintiff's facts are accurate. The defendant is then legally required to comply with the judgment, and the plaintiff is entitled to the damages sought in the complaint.