How to Conduct a Judgment Debtor Examination Learn More → When a debt owed by a limited liability company goes unpaid, the creditor may serve garnishment papers on any bank that holds money for the LLC. The commonwealth of Virginia has a very specific process for serving a garnishment on a...
There is yet another limitation regarding the filing of suits on immovable property. It is clear from the proviso to Section 16. The proviso relates to the suits for compensation in relation to immovable property held by or on behalf of defendant and where the relief sought can be entirely ob...
Plaintiffs have 20 years to collect on a judgment, but claimants often have a limited time to record a lien once a judge approves a Writ of Attachment. Different types of liens in Massachusetts last for different lengths. For instance, a lien on real estate can last for 20 years,...
Once your information has been verified and if you are indeed owed past due child support, the Department of Revenue will issue arevenue orderto freeze the debtor's bank account. The order is served on the bank by the process service division of the local Sheriff's office, and the bank i...
Upon receiving confirmation that the debtor is employed, you can ask the Court for an order of garnishment, which will be sent to the employer to begin garnishing the debtor’s wages. Individual states have different laws on wage garnishment, so make sure you are clear on the laws where ...