Creditors can apply for a hearing to gather information about a debtor's finances and determine the best way to enforce a court money order (judgment)
If a debtor can't pay a judgment or money order in full, the parties may agree they can pay the amount in instalments or they may be ordered by the court to pay in instalments
If someone owes you money under a court order and hasn’t paid, you can apply for an enforcement warrant to take legal action and recover the debt
A warrant of seizure and sale authorises an enforcement officer to enter private property and seize and sell the debtor’s real and personal property by public auction
A creditor may apply for this warrant if a third party, like a financial institution, is holding funds on behalf of a debtor
This warrant is served on a bank, building society, credit union or other financial institution
This warrant authorises a third party (usually an employer) to redirect part of an enforcement debtor’s earnings to the creditor
