The Idaho Motion and Affidavit for Examination of Judgment Debtor is a document used by a creditor to obtain information from a debtor regarding their assets and liabilities. This document allows a creditor to examine the financial status of a debtor and to determine if there is any possible source of repayment for a debt. The Idaho Motion and Affidavit for Examination of Judgment Debtor includes a motion to be filed with the court to grant permission to examine the debtor and an affidavit of the creditor or their attorney. The motion must be signed by the creditor or their attorney and must include information such as the names of the parties, the amount of the judgment, and the purpose of the examination. The affidavit must include the name of the creditor, the amount of the judgment, and a statement that the creditor believes the debtor is able to satisfy the judgment. There are two types of Idaho Motion and Affidavit for Examination of Judgment Debtor. The first is a Non-Judicial Motion and Affidavit, which is used when the debtor is not a party to the court action. The second is a Judicial Motion and Affidavit, which is used when the debtor is a party to the court action. Both types of Idaho Motion and Affidavit for Examination of Judgment Debtor must be served on the debtor, and the debtor must be given the opportunity to respond to the motion and affidavit. The responses must be filed with the court before the examination is authorized.