Unlawful Detainer
UD-110: Judgment — Unlawful Detainer
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This form is used by a landlord who has won an eviction case in court to document the judge's decision ordering a tenant to leave the rental property. A landlord would use this form after successfully proving in court that a tenant violated their lease or failed to pay rent.
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Forms that go with UD-110
UD-115RequiredRequest for Entry of Default (Unlawful Detainer)The Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession is served with the summons and complaint and must be resolved before or alongside the UD-110 judgment to address any unnamed occupants.›UD-100RequiredComplaint — Unlawful DetainerThe Complaint—Unlawful Detainer is the initiating pleading that must be filed before a judgment can be entered, establishing the basis for the UD-110 judgment.›UD-116AttachmentDeclaration for Default Judgment by Court (Unlawful Detainer—Civ. Proc., § 585(d))The Claim of Right to Possession and Notice of Hearing is filed by unnamed occupants after judgment is entered on UD-110, directly tying their claim to the existing unlawful detainer judgment.›UD-105Often filed with itAnswer — Unlawful DetainerThe Answer—Unlawful Detainer is filed by the tenant/defendant in response to the complaint, and the court considers it when issuing the UD-110 judgment.›EJ-130Next stepWrit of ExecutionThe Writ of Execution is issued after the UD-110 judgment to authorize the sheriff or marshal to enforce the judgment, such as removing the tenant or collecting a money award.›