The Ohio Affidavit And Order And Notice Of Garnishment Of Property Other Than Personal Earnings (Municipal) is a legal document used in Ohio to enforce a court judgment against a debtor’s property. This document can be used to garnish funds from a debtor’s bank account, investment account, or other property owned by the debtor. It is used by the court to order a financial institution to turn over the debtor’s funds to the court for distribution to the creditor. There are two types of Ohio Affidavit And Order And Notice Of Garnishment Of Property Other Than Personal Earnings (Municipal): the Default Affidavit and Order and the Voluntary Affidavit and Order. The Default Affidavit and Order is used when the debtor has not responded to the court’s demand for payment and must be served upon the financial institution. The Voluntary Affidavit and Order is used when the debtor has consented to the garnishment. The Ohio Affidavit And Order And Notice Of Garnishment Of Property Other Than Personal Earnings (Municipal) includes the following information: debtor’s name, address, and date of birth; the creditor’s name, address, and contact information; the amount of the judgment and the date of the judgment; and the financial institution’s name, address, and account information. It also includes the signature of the court, the signature of the creditor, and the signature of the debtor (if applicable). The document must be served on the financial institution and the debtor, and a copy must be provided to the creditor.