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- Begin by entering the case number and complaint number at the top of the form. Ensure these details are accurate as they are crucial for identification.
- Fill in the plaintiff's and defendant's information, including names and addresses. This section is vital for proper notification and legal processes.
- Indicate how you wish to serve the defendant by selecting one of the options: Serve by Sheriff, Send by Restricted Delivery Mail, or Serve by Private Process.
- Complete the request section detailing the judgment amount, date of judgment, and any previous examinations held. Be specific about why an additional examination is requested.
- Affirm your statements under penalties of perjury by signing and dating at the bottom of the form. Include your contact information for follow-up.
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by TN JOHNSON If this notice is served by private process, process server shall file a separate affidavit as required by Maryland. Rule 2-126(a). CC-CV-032 (Read more
REQUEST FOR ORDER DIRECTING JUDGMENT DEBTOR OR OTHER PERSON. TO APPEAR FOR EXAMINATION IN AID OF ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENT. (Md. Rules 2-633 and 3-633).Read more