Civil
EJ-146: Notice of Motion and Motion to Require Examination—Consumer Debt
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This form is used to ask a court to order a debtor to appear and answer questions under oath about their finances and assets related to a consumer debt case. Creditors and debt collectors use this form to discover what money or property a debtor has so they can figure out how to collect on a judgment.
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Forms that go with EJ-146
EJ-156RequiredCurrent Dollar Amounts of Exemptions from Enforcement of JudgmentsThe Financial Statement (EJ-156) must be filed together with the Claim of Exemption to provide the court with a detailed picture of the debtor's income, expenses, and assets supporting the exemption claim.›EJ-130Often filed with itWrit of ExecutionThe Writ of Execution (EJ-130) is the underlying enforcement document that initiates the levy giving rise to the need for the debtor to file a Claim of Exemption.›EJ-160Next stepClaim of Exemption (Enforcement of Judgment)The Notice of Opposition to Claim of Exemption (EJ-160) is filed by the levying creditor in direct response to EJ-146 to formally object to the debtor's claimed exemption.›EJ-150Next stepNotice of LevyThe Notice of Claim of Exemption (EJ-150) is issued by the levying officer to notify the judgment creditor that the debtor has filed a Claim of Exemption, triggering the creditor's deadline to oppose.›EJ-165Next stepFinancial StatementThe Notice of Hearing on Claim of Exemption (EJ-165) is generated after an opposition is filed and schedules the court hearing to resolve the disputed exemption claim arising from EJ-146.›
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