The South Carolina Lewis Standing Order Regarding Requests for Default and Default Judgment is an order issued by the South Carolina Supreme Court that governs the procedure for requesting default and default judgment in civil cases. The order applies to all civil cases in South Carolina and requires that the party requesting a default or default judgment must file a motion with the court that includes a statement of facts, the amount of damages sought, and a signed affidavit. The order also sets out the procedure for service of the motion, the time period for the respondent to answer or appear, and the procedure for obtaining a default judgment. There are two types of South Carolina Lewis Standing Order Regarding Requests for Default and Default Judgment: the original order issued in 1998 and the revised order issued in 2020.