Ohio Affidavit and Order and Notice of Garnishment of Personal Earnings is a court document issued by the court in Ohio in order to collect a debt owed from a debtor. It is a legal process by which the creditor can use to take money directly out of a debtor’s paycheck, bank account, or other assets in order to pay the debt. This document is typically used when the debtor has failed to make payments on any type of debt, such as a loan, credit card debt, or medical bills. There are two types of Ohio Affidavit and Order and Notice of Garnishment of Personal Earnings. The first is a Voluntary Affidavit and Order of Garnishment, which is an agreement between the creditor and the debtor that the creditor will garnish the debtor’s wages or other assets in order to pay the debt. The second type is an Involuntary Affidavit and Order of Garnishment, which is a court order that the creditor must submit to the court before garnishing a debtor’s wages or assets. Both types of garnishment require the debtor to submit a written affidavit that contains information about the debt, including the amount owed, the creditor, and the debtor. Once the court has issued the Ohio Affidavit and Order and Notice of Garnishment of Personal Earnings, the creditor will then send a Notice of Garnishment to the employer or bank, informing them of the garnishment. The employer or bank will then be required to deduct funds from the debtor’s wages or assets each month and send the funds to the creditor until the debt is paid off.