Louisiana Motion & Order to Cancel Judgment of Bond Forfeiture is a legal document used in Louisiana courts to cancel a judgment of bond forfeiture. This document is typically used when a defendant has failed to appear in court or has failed to comply with certain court orders or requirements. The motion and order serve to cancel the judgment of bond forfeiture and allow the defendant to continue his/her case. The motion must be filed by the defendant or his/her attorney. The motion must include the date of the bond forfeiture, the cause number, the reason for the motion, and the requested relief. The defendant is then required to serve the motion and order to the District Attorney and the court. The court will then review the motion and order and determine whether to grant the motion and cancel the judgment. If the court grants the motion, the defendant will not have to pay the bail or penalty amount that was previously set. There are two types of Louisiana Motion & Order to Cancel Judgment of Bond Forfeiture: (1) Motion to Vacate Bond Forfeiture, which is used when a defendant has failed to appear in court or has failed to comply with certain court orders or requirements; and (2) Motion to Set Aside Bond Forfeiture, which is used when the court has already entered a judgment of bond forfeiture and the defendant is requesting that the court set aside the judgment.