Indiana Interrogatories Propounded to Garnishee Defendant (Employer) (PDF)Opens a New Window. Are a set of written questions that are sent to an employer, or garnishee defendant, by a creditor. These interrogatories are designed to ascertain the earnings, bank accounts, and other assets of the debtor that are held by the employer. The interrogatories are answered under oath and the answers must be provided to the creditor in writing. The interrogatories are used to determine the extent of the debtor’s assets that may be garnished to satisfy the debt. The answers to the interrogatories help the creditor to determine the amount of money that may be taken from the debtor’s paycheck or other income sources in order to satisfy the debt. Types of Indiana Interrogatories Propounded to Garnishee Defendant (Employer) (PDF)Opens a New Window. Include: 1. Employment Interrogatories: These interrogatories are designed to determine the amount of money that is paid to the debtor in the form of wages, salary, bonuses, etc., as well as any benefits that the debtor receives from the employer. 2. Bank Account Interrogatories: These interrogatories are designed to ascertain the types of bank accounts that the debtor holds with the employer, the amount of money held in those accounts, and any other financial assets that the employer may be holding for the debtor. 3. Real Estate Interrogatories: These interrogatories are designed to obtain information from the employer regarding any real estate owned by the debtor that is held by the employer. 4. Insurance Interrogatories: These interrogatories are used to determine if the employer holds any insurance policies on behalf of the debtor and the amount of coverage provided.