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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-SC00-1030
Garnishment
1030.10 General Procedure. All garnishment proceedings shall be subject to the
approval of the Court.
1030.20 Requirements for Garnishment Order to Issue. A Garnishment Order shall
not issue with respect to a judgment debtor's wages or other property without:
(1) an active proceeding supplemental as to the judgment debtor;
(2) service on the garnishee-defendant of the proceeding supplemental
by:
(a) first-class mail, certified mail, or refusal thereof,
(b) Sheriff's service, or;
(c) private process server; and
(3) return of answered interrogatories, other verification of employment
by the garnishee-defendant, or failure to answer interrogatories after
notice.
1030.30 Voluntary Garnishments. In instances where a judgment debtor has entered
a voluntary agreement for periodic payments to satisfy the judgment and has further consented to
garnishment upon default, notwithstanding the terms of the agreement, no Garnishment Order
shall issue unless an active proceeding supplemental is pending against the judgment debtor and
the garnishee-defendant.
1030.40 Release. Upon receipt by the judgment creditor, or by the Clerk on the
judgment creditor's behalf, of monies sufficient to fully satisfy the judgment, and any accrued
interest and costs, the judgment creditor shall immediately obtain a Court order releasing the
applicable Garnishment Order and shall forward a copy to the garnishee-defendant.
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
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- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-68-porter-local-rules-2022-12-01
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