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The document provides a detailed guide for individuals seeking to file a Motion to Turn Over Funds that have been frozen by a bank due to a court order in New Jersey. It outlines the necessary forms, steps to complete and file the motion, and emphasizes the importance of legal representation. The document also includes definitions of key terms and instructions for self-representation in court.

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Can money be taken from my bank account without permission?

Unauthorised payments from your account. Money should only be taken from your bank account if you authorise the payment. If you notice a payment that you didnt authorise, contact your bank or other payment service provider immediately.

Can the government pull money from your bank account?

So can the government take money out of your bank account? The answer is yes if you fail to pay your taxes. In addition, the government permita an employer or financial institution to do so in certain situations.

How long does a bank levy last in NJ?

Once we file a Certificate of Debt/Docketed Judgment, we will conduct a bank levy. This means we will request your bank turn over funds from your bank account to pay off your tax debt. Contact your assigned caseworker if you have questions about your levy.

Does NJ allow bank account garnishment?

New Jersey law protects the first $1,000 in your bank account from being taken by creditors. Anything above that amount will be subject to payment to your creditors to satisfy the levy.

Can state government take money from your bank account?

The IRS and the various state departments of revenue/taxation have vast collection powers. Their most powerful weapon to collect money is a bank levy. A bank levy is an enforced collection, where money is taken out of your bank account.

Can the state of NJ take money from your bank account?

You can object to this levy by filing these forms with the court: How to Object to a Bank Account Levy. There are two arguments you can make to object to the levy: 1) You may object because you are not the person who owes the debt; or 2) you may object because the money in your account is exempt from levy.

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