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What to do about an account levy Review the debt. If a levy has been placed on your account, you need to fully understand the debt you owe. Pay the debt. Negotiate with the creditor. Check the statute of limitations. Contest the lawsuit. Open a new bank account. File for bankruptcy.
Within 15 days of being served the Claim of Exemption, you must fill out, send the sheriff (levying officer), serve the other side, and file two court forms. If you miss the deadline, the sheriff will release the money to the other side.
Give the Claim to the levying officer Take or mail the original and 1 copy to the levying officer. You can find out who the levying officer is by looking at the upper right-hand corner of the Notice of Levy (form EJ-150). This is usually your local sheriff, but not always.
How to levy a bank account Get a Writ of Execution. Find out which bank branch handles levies. Contact the sheriffs office to see if they do levies. Write up instructions. Decide when to have the sheriff give the Writ to the bank. Deliver the Writ, instructions, and fee to the sheriff. Wait for bank and other side to respond.
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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You can file your own motion objecting to the levy to get your money released. Bear in mind that you have to present evidence to support your defense. You need to be able to prove (by attaching at least 3 months of bank statements) either that the money is not yours, is not all yours, or consists of exempted funds.

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