Wyoming Judgment by Default — Judge is a form of legal judgment that can be granted to a plaintiff in a civil lawsuit if the defendant fails to answer or respond to the lawsuit. In this case, the judge presiding over the case can grant the plaintiff a default judgment without a trial. There are two types of Wyoming Judgment by Default — Judge: Default Judgment Against an Individual and Default Judgment Against a Corporation. In a Default Judgment Against an Individual, the court will enter judgment in favor of the plaintiff because the defendant failed to answer or respond to the lawsuit. In a Default Judgment Against a Corporation, the court will enter judgment in favor of the plaintiff because the defendant, being a corporation, failed to answer or respond to the lawsuit.