SC-200 Notice of Entry of Judgment Clerk stamps here when form is filed. This form tells you the court's decision (judgment) in this small claims case. The date the small claims clerk handed or mailed you this form is very important. That date sets the deadline for the parties to take legal steps to protect or enforce their rights. If the court ordered you to pay money, your wages, money, or property can be taken, if you do not pay the judgment within 30 days. You may also have to pay interest. If the court decided that you owe money because of an auto accident, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) can suspend your driver's license. If you disagree with the judgment, you may have the right to appeal or to ask the court to cancel or correct the judgment. To protect these rights, you must file papers with the court within 30 days after this notice was mailed or handed to you. Read pages 3 and 4. They explain your rights and responsibilities, whether you won or lost the case. The judgment (decision) in this small claims case was entered on (date): Fill in your case number and case name: Case Number: Case Name: Fill in the court name and street address: Superior Court of California, County of The judgment cannot be enforced until after the 30-day right to appeal or file a motion to vacate (cancel) or correct the judgment has ended. If an appeal or a motion to cancel or correct the judgment is properly filed, the judgment cannot be enforced until the appeal or motion is decided. Judgment on the Plaintiff's Claim Plaintiff's name, if more than one: Defendant's name, if more than one: a. The plaintiff's claim against (check one): all parties (name): is dismissed and (1) may not be filed again. (The claim is dismissed with prejudice.) (2) may be filed again, if filed by the legal deadline. (The claim is dismissed without prejudice.) does not have to pay the plaintiff anything. The defendant (name): The defendant (name): (total amount): $ must pay the plaintiff (name): , which includes: + court costs: $ b. c. d. principal: $ + interest: $ ­ offset $ Reason for offset, if any: More than one person owes money on this claim. The liability of each person is: (1) Joint and several. (The judgment creditor may collect the entire judgment from any judgment debtor.) (2) Other (specify): The defendant (name): (specify property): e. must give the plaintiff (name): by (date): The property is specified on Attachment 3e. Judgment on the Defendant's Claim Defendant's name, if more than one: Plaintiff's name, if more than one: Judicial Council of California, www.courtinfo.ca.gov New July 1, 2010 Form Adopted for Alternative Mandatory Use Code of Civil Procedure, § 116.110 Notice of Entry of Judgment (Small Claims) SC-200, Page 1 of 4 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Case Number: Case name: a. The defendant's claim against (check one): all parties (name): is dismissed and (1) may not be filed again. (The claim is dismissed with prejudice.) (2) may be filed again, if filed by the legal deadline. (The claim is dismissed without prejudice.) does not owe any money on this claim. The plaintiff (name): The plaintiff (name): must pay the defendant (name): (total amount): $ , which includes: principal: $ + interest: $ + court costs: $ ­ offset $ Reason for offset, if any: More than one person owes money on this claim. The liability of each person is: (1) Joint and several. (The judgment creditor may collect the entire judgment from any judgment debtor.) (2) Other (specify): The plaintiff (name): (specify property): b. c. d. e. must give the defendant (name): by (date): The property is specified on Attachment 4e. Payments (Name): may pay the judgment to (name): a. b. c. d. Payments of $ on the day of each (month, week, other) starting (date): and a final payment of: $ on (date): Other payment schedule (specify): as follows: , The total amount of payments is $ , which includes interest on the unpaid balance of the judgment. The actual amount of that interest may be different if payments are made late or early. The total amount of the payments is the same as the judgment. If all payments are made in full and on time, no interest will be owed on the judgment and the judgment will have been paid in full. e. If any payment is not made in full and on time, the judgment creditor may notify the court to cancel the payment plan, and the entire unpaid balance will become due and collectible. Other Orders Decisions on other claims or parties are stated in Attachment 6. After offsetting the judgments on the claims, (name): owes (name): $ This judgment against (name): is for damage or injury because of an automobile vehicle accident on a California highway caused by the judgment debtor or by another party for whose conduct the judgment debtor is liable (other than liability because the party signed a minor's driver's license application). The court finds that the defendant's rights under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act were not prejudiced by the entering of a judgment against the defendant because the defendant was not a servicemember or had notice and was available to defend this action. Form SC-202A, Decision on Attorney-Client Fee Dispute, is attached. 11 Other (specify): Continued on Attachment 11. Date: New July 1, 2010 Clerk, by , Deputy SC-200, Page 2 of 4 Notice of Entry of Judgment (Small Claims) What to Do After the Court Decides Your Small Claims Case First, read the court's decisions on pages 1 and 2. They will tell you the court's judgment in this case. Then read this form. It will help you protect or enforce your rights, whether you won or lost the case. Warning! You may lose important rights if you do not act within 30 days after the court handed or mailed you this Notice of Entry of Judgment. If the court mailed the Notice of Entry of Judgment, the date of mailing is on the Clerk's Certificate of Mailing that came with the notice. If the court did not award you any money on a claim that you filed... The court's decision on your claim is normally final. You cannot appeal the decision on your own claim, but you may be allowed to ask the court to correct a mistake in the judgment. If the court ordered you to pay money... You are the judgment debtor. The law requires you to pay the judgment. You can: · · · Pay the judgment creditor directly. Pay the court. (To do this, file Form SC-145, Request to Pay Judgment to Court.) Or Ask the court to let you make payments. (To do this, file Form SC-220