The Nebraska Order of Summons in Garnishment and Interrogatories (Prior to Judgment) is a legal document that is issued by the court in order to compel a defendant to appear before the court and answer questions about property or finances that have been submitted to the court. This document is typically served by a sheriff, constable, or other law enforcement officer. The Order of Summons is served to the defendant along with a copy of the interrogatories. The Nebraska Order of Summons in Garnishment and Interrogatories (Prior to Judgment) is used when a plaintiff is seeking a judgment against a defendant prior to the court hearing. The Order of Summons requires the defendant to appear in court to answer questions about any property or money owed to the plaintiff or any other relevant information. The Order of Summons also requires the defendant to provide information regarding any assets or debts that may be subject to garnishment. The Order of Summons also requires the defendant to provide information regarding any other claims or defenses that may be asserted against the plaintiff. The Order of Summons further requires the defendant to provide a list of witnesses that may be called to testify at the hearing. There are two types of Nebraska Order of Summons in Garnishment and Interrogatories (Prior to Judgment): 1) an order to appear and answer interrogatories; and 2) an order to appear and answer interrogatories and to be subject to garnishment.