Texas Entry of Default is a legal document issued by a court in the state of Texas in response to a defendant not responding to a civil lawsuit. It is a formal admission of liability by the defendant and a statement that the plaintiff is entitled to a judgment in its favor. There are two types of Texas Entry of Default: Entry of Default Against a Defendant and Entry of Default Against a Third Party. An Entry of Default Against a Defendant is issued when a defendant fails to respond to a suit and results in a judgment in favor of the plaintiff. An Entry of Default Against a Third Party is issued when a third party is found liable for a defendant's actions and results in a judgment in favor of the plaintiff.