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The document is a legal motion filed in the Chancery Court of Mississippi by the Defendant requesting an examination of the Judgment Debtor. It outlines that a Final Judgment was obtained against the Defendant, which remains unpaid. The motion seeks to compel the Judgment Debtor to appear in court and provide detailed financial information and documentation related to their assets and income.

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How long do you have to respond to a motion for summary judgment in Mississippi?

In circuit court a memorandum of authorities in support of any motion to dismiss or for summary judgment shall be mailed to the judge presiding over the action at the time that the motion is filed. Respondent shall reply within ten (10) days after service of movants memorandum.

What happens during an examination of the debtor?

At a debtors examination, the creditor can ask you about your financial situation. You must answer the questions under oath. This means there can be legal penalties if you lie. They can ask things like where you work, what you earn, where you bank, and what property you own.

What happens at a judgment debtor exam?

A judgment debtor examination is a court proceeding created by law where the party who has obtained a judgment in court is entitled to ask questions of the person who owes that judgment. What do the questions cover? The questions are limited to inquiries about your property, assets, debts, and income.

What is the difference between a Judgement debtor and a creditor?

After a judgment, you will see the terms judgment-creditor and judgment-debtor on court forms. This means that you are either owed money (so you are the creditor) or you owe money (youre the debtor). The creditor must collect the judgment. The court does not do it for you.

What is the meaning of judgment debt?

When a person against whom a monetary judgment has been entered, the person owes a judgment debt. This party will be a judgment debtor . The party who the judgment debtor owes money to is the judgment creditor . The judgment creditor has the right to collect the judgment debt.