Form JUD-100 at a glance
What it is: JUD-100 is the Judicial Council of California JUDGMENT form, under Code of Civil Procedure, §§ 585, 664.6.
Who signs: JUDICIAL OFFICER and Clerk, by, Deputy.
A filled-in Form JUD-100 example: judgment by the court after a court trial

How to fill out Form JUD-100, box by box
1. By Default

Defendant was properly served with a copy of the summons and complaint. Defendant failed to answer the complaint or appear and defend the action within the time allowed by law. Defendant's default was entered by the clerk upon plaintiff's application.
Clerk's Judgment (Code Civ. Proc., § 585(a)). Defendant was sued only on a contract or judgment of a court of this state for the recovery of money.
Under Court Judgment (Code Civ. Proc., § 585(b)), the court considered (1) plaintiff's testimony and other evidence.
(2) plaintiff's written declaration (Code Civ. Proc., § 585(d)).
2. On Stipulation

Plaintiff and defendant agreed (stipulated) that a judgment be entered in this case. The court approved the stipulated judgment and the signed written stipulation was filed in the case.
Mark the stipulation was stated in open court or the stipulation was stated on the record.
4. Stipulated Judgment. Judgment is entered according to the stipulation of the parties.
3. After Court Trial

AFTER COURT TRIAL. The jury was waived. The court considered the evidence.
The case was tried on (date and time) before (name of judicial officer).
Appearances by plaintiff (name each) (1), (2) and plaintiff's attorney (name each) (1), (2).
Appearances by defendant (name each) (1), (2) and defendant's attorney (name each) (1), (2).
Continued on Attachment 3b.
Defendant did not appear at trial. Defendant was properly served with notice of trial.
For A statement of decision (Code Civ. Proc., § 632), mark was not or was requested.
Judgment is entered by the court or the clerk
5. Parties
6. Amount

Amount. Defendant named in item 5a above must pay plaintiff on the complaint (1) Damages $, (2) Prejudgment interest at the annual rate of %, (3) Attorney fees $, (4) Costs $, (5) Other (specify): $ and (6) TOTAL $.
Plaintiff to receive nothing from defendant named in item 5b.
Defendant named in item 5b to recover costs: $ and attorney fees: $.
Cross-defendant named in item 5c above must pay cross-complainant on the cross-complaint (1) Damages $, (2) Prejudgment interest at the annual rate of %, (3) Attorney fees $, (4) Costs $, (5) Other (specify): $ and (6) TOTAL $.
Cross-complainant to receive nothing from cross-defendant named in item 5d.
Cross-defendant named in item 5d to recover costs: $ and attorney fees: $.
7. Judgment debtor is a natural person

Judgment debtor is a natural person, and as provided in the relevant statute, $ of this judgment is on a claim related to medical expenses (Code Civ. Proc., §§ 683.110, 685.010).
$ of this judgment is on a claim related to personal debt (Code Civ. Proc., §§ 683.110, 685.010), which includes: $ concerning consumer debt (Code Civ. Proc., § 708.111).
Date and JUDICIAL OFFICER, Clerk, by, Deputy

The Date under JUDICIAL OFFICER is for the JUDICIAL OFFICER to enter.
The Date on the line Clerk, by, Deputy is for the Clerk to enter.
The Date in the CLERK'S CERTIFICATE (optional) is for the Clerk, by, Deputy to enter: "I certify that this is a true copy of the original judgment on file in the court."
Sources
[1] Form JUD-100 (Rev. January 1, 2025), Judgment, Judicial Council of California (the Official source link on this page).



