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Court to sign default judgment in Synchrony Bank v. Ivy Edwin after motion filed

July 30, 2026 | Clayton County State Court 304, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas


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Court to sign default judgment in Synchrony Bank v. Ivy Edwin after motion filed
At the 1:00 p.m. civil calendar, counsel informed Judge Tammy Long Hayward that Synchrony Bank had filed a motion for default judgment against Ivy Edwin and that damages were liquidated. "This court will sign off on the judgment in that," the judge said, indicating the court would enter the judgment in accordance with counsel's filing.

Counsel represented that a default motion had been submitted and confirmed that the amount sought involved liquidated damages, which the court said it would sign. The transcript shows the court checked for defendant attendance before noting the motion and then confirmed the court's intent to sign the judgment on the record. Parties were advised about how they will receive the court's signed documents after entry.

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