Once the 3 day has been received is there a response form to be filed or is it after the judge grants landlord notice of default filing?

What are the reasons required to delay n.o.default action? Does finanacially disraught qualify? Need time to prove other legal findings relavent.

No.

The 3-day notice is served before a lawsuit is instituted.

I'm not sure if you know what you are asking when you ask about the judge granting a "notice of default filing". Normally court actions for eviction do not include a default. But if the tenant fails to answer within the prescribed period (normally 20 days), In theory the landlord can get the clerk of court to enter a default. In practice this wouldn't happen: the eviction hearing would take place long before then.

This should be combined with the other thread on the subject.

And this is giberish. Please re-phrase.

Threads merged. Please do not start multiple threads over the same issue. Use the Reply or Quick Answer options to add to the thread.

The ONLY answer to a 3-day pay or quit notice is payment in full. If you do not pay in full, then the landlord files for an eviction order. This filing will result in a hearing, and you will be served a summons notifying you of the hearing. Poverty (financially distraught) is not a defense. The best you can hope for is a little more time to find someplace else to move to. And you will still owe the landlord for whatever time you occupy the premises.