Garnishment Letter From Bank
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A creditor can apply for an order to garnish your bank account without notifying you. The creditor doesn't need to have a judgment against you to do so. The creditor must start a lawsuit against you for the debt before getting a garnishing order.
The creditor can garnishee your wages or money in your bank account, up to the amount of your total judgement debt plus costs. Your employer or financial institution pays the money to the court and the court pays the money to the creditors.
The garnishment process starts with a creditor bringing a legal action against the debtor. The creditor must get a judgment against the debtor. The judgment confirms that the debtor owes the debt. The debtor will receive a document telling them about the claim and how to dispute it.
Bank accounts Garnishing a bank account generally allows a creditor to collect the money from the bank where the debtor has an account. The bank will pay the court the full amount that the debtor has in the bank up to the total amount of the debt.
You file the affidavit and notice of garnishment with the court or file each document online using the Small Claims Court Submissions Online portal at .ontario.ca/page/file-small-claims-online. There is a fee for filing the notice of garnishment.
