Garnishee

The creditor's lawyer served a garnishee to the debtor's client for outstanding fees.

The court issued a garnishee to the landlord for rent owed by the tenant.

The company decided to garnishee the supplier's payments to recover the loss caused by breach of contract.

The debtor received notice that the creditor planned to garnishee the property to recover the outstanding debt.

The garnishee was sent to a contractor to determine if they owed any payments to the debtor.

The garnishee requested information about the debtor's investment accounts.

The garnishee was issued to a utility company to find out if the debtor had any unpaid bills.

The garnishee was served to a vendor to identify any outstanding bills owed by the debtor.

The garnishee was ordered to appear in court to answer questions about the debtor's assets.

The lawyer will garnishee the bank for information about the debtor's accounts.

The creditor can garnishee the employer for information about the debtor's wages.

The court can garnishee a third-party vendor for information about the debtor's assets.

The tax authority will garnishee the accountant for information about the debtor's taxes.

The collection agency will garnishee the insurance company for information about the debtor's policies.

The attorney can garnishee the landlord for information about the debtor's lease.

The investigator can garnishee the utility company for information about the debtor's bills.

The bank can garnishee the credit card company for information about the debtor's debts.

The court can garnishee the government agency for information about the debtor's benefits.

The garnishee order was sent to the brokerage firm holding the debtor's investment portfolio.

The garnishee was served to the bank holding the debtor's accounts.

The garnishee answered the questions about the debtor's assets.