The Georgia Attachment To Summons Of Garnishment Upon A Financial Institution is a legal document used to order a bank or financial institution to turn over funds from a debtor’s account to a creditor to satisfy a debt. The attachment is served on the financial institution along with the summons of garnishment. It is usually issued by a court or court clerk after a creditor has obtained a judgment against a debtor. There are two types of Georgia Attachment To Summons Of Garnishment Upon A Financial Institution: the “Continuing Attachment” and the “One-Time Attachment.” The Continuing Attachment is used when a creditor believes there are funds or assets in the debtor’s account that are subject to garnishment. It requires the financial institution to turn over all funds or assets in the debtor’s account on a continuing basis until the debt is paid in full. The One-Time Attachment is used when a creditor believes there are funds or assets in the debtor’s account that are subject to garnishment, but only on a one-time basis. It requires the financial institution to turn over the funds or assets in the debtor’s account on a single occasion.