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After the petition is filed, the court will sign an Order, called a “Show Cause Order,” requiring the alleged disabled person, through his or her attorney, and any other interested person or agency, to respond to the guardianship petition within a certain period of time, usually 20 days from the date they are provided ...

(1) Payments received by the creditor shall be credited first against accrued interest on the unpaid balance of the judgment, then against the principal amount of the judgment, and finally against attorney's fees and costs assessed against the debtor.

(Md. Rule 2-645 and 3-645) The garnishee requests that the court order the termination of the garnishment and release the garnishee from any further obligation to hold any property of the judgment debtor.

When a person fails to comply with a judgment mandating action, the court may direct that the act be performed by some other person appointed by the court at the expense of the person failing to comply.

Rule 2-649: [T]he court where the judgment was entered or recorded may issue an order charging the partnership interest or limited liability company interest of the judgment debtor with payment of all amounts due on the judgment.

15-206. Rule 15-206 - Constructive Civil Contempt (a) Where Filed. A proceeding for constructive civil contempt shall be included in the action in which the alleged contempt occurred.

A show cause order directs a person to show cause on or before a specified date why the court should not take the action described in the order. If a hearing is scheduled when the order is signed, the order shall set forth the date and time. The order shall also specify who is to be served and the method of service.

A money judgment expires 12 years from the date of entry or most recent renewal. At any time before expiration of the judgment, the judgment holder may file a notice of renewal and the clerk shall enter the judgment renewed. Committee note: This Rule does not extinguish an unrenewed judgment held by the State.