Balance garnishment 2026

The document is a legal notice and affidavit informing the judgment debtor of the current balance due on a garnishment order. It outlines the amounts related to the judgment, including original judgment amount, accrued interest, court costs, and payments made. The debtor is informed of their right to dispute these amounts by requesting a hearing within five business days. The document emphasizes that objections to the judgment itself will not be considered at the hearing.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the balance garnishment document in the editor.
Begin by entering the case number at the top of the form. This is crucial for tracking your case.
Fill in your name as the Judgment Debtor, along with any optional information such as your Social Security Number.
Review the Affidavit section carefully. Ensure that all amounts listed, including original judgment amount, accrued interest, and court costs, are accurate.
If you wish to dispute any amounts, use the space provided in the Request for Hearing section to state your reasons. This is optional but can be beneficial.
Sign and date the form at the bottom. Make sure to include your current address and telephone number for communication purposes.
Submit your completed form to the court office within 5 business days to ensure your right to a hearing is preserved.

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