Civil
AT-167: Memorandum Of Garnishee
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form allows a court to notify a third party (called a garnishee) that they must hold onto money or property belonging to a debtor because of a court judgment for debt collection. Employers, banks, and other organizations use this form to receive official notice of a garnishment order so they know they're legally required to freeze the debtor's wages or accounts and send the funds to the court.
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Forms that go with AT-167
GC-310RequiredPetition for Appointment of Probate ConservatorThis is the standard California Judicial Council petition form used to establish a conservatorship, and AT-167 is typically used as a local court supplement or attachment alongside it.›GC-312RequiredConfidential Supplemental InformationThe Confidential Supplemental Information form must be filed with the conservatorship petition to provide the court with sensitive personal details about the proposed conservatee.›GC-335Often filed with itConfidential Capacity Assessment and Declaration—Probate ConservatorshipThe Capacity Declaration completed by a licensed professional is commonly required to support the medical or psychological basis for establishing the conservatorship.›GC-348Often filed with itDuties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook for ConservatorsThe Duties of Conservator form must be reviewed and acknowledged by the proposed conservator, and is typically submitted alongside the petition.›GC-320Next stepCitation for ConservatorshipThe Notice of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Conservator must be served on all required parties and filed with the court after the petition is submitted.›
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AT-155Notice of Opposition to Right to Attach Order and Claim of Exemption›AT-160Undertaking By Personal Sureties›AT-165Notice of Attachment›AT-170Application to Set Aside Right to Attach Order and Release Attached Property, Etc.›AT-175Order to Set Aside Attachment, to Substitute Undertaking, Etc.›AT-180Notice of Lien›