Conn. Practice Book § 13-13

(a) The judicial authority may, on motion, order

any appearing party against whom a prejudgment

remedy has been granted to disclose property

in which the party has an interest or debts owing

to the party sufficient to satisfy a prejudgment

remedy. The existence, location and extent of a

party’s interest in such property or debts shall be

subject to disclosure after hearing on the motion

for disclosure. The form and terms of disclosure

shall be determined by the judicial authority.

(b) A motion to disclose pursuant to this section

may be made by filing it with the application for

a prejudgment remedy or may be made at any

time after the filing of the application.

(c) The judicial authority may order disclosure

at any time prior to final judgment after it has

determined that the party filing the motion for disclosure has, pursuant to either General Statutes

§§ 52-278d, 52-278e or 52-278i, probable cause

sufficient for the issuance of a prejudgment remedy.

(d) Any party, in lieu of disclosing assets pur -

suant to subsection (a), may move the judicial

authority for substitution either of a bond with

surety substantially in compliance with General

Statutes §§ 52-307 and 52-308 or of other sufficient security.