A Nevada Motion & Declaration for Judgment by Default is a legal document used in civil court proceedings in the state of Nevada. It is filed by the plaintiff to obtain a court judgment in their favor if the defendant fails to respond to the complaint. This document requests the court to enter a judgment of default against the defendant based on the fact that they have failed to respond to the complaint. There are two different types of Nevada Motion & Declaration for Judgment by Default: one for a monetary default judgment and one for a non-monetary default judgment. The monetary default judgment is used when the plaintiff is seeking a sum of money from the defendant and the non-monetary default judgment is used when the plaintiff is seeking something else from the defendant, such as an injunction, a declaration, or an order. In both types of Nevada Motion & Declaration for Judgment by Default, the plaintiff must provide evidence to support their claim and must also provide proof of service to the defendant. Once the court approves the motion, it will enter a judgment of default against the defendant and the plaintiff will be awarded the requested relief.