Civil
EJ-150: Notice of Levy
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This form notifies a person or business that their money, bank account, or other property is being taken to pay off a court judgment debt. Creditors and their collection agencies use this form to officially inform judgment debtors that a levy (seizure of assets) is happening to collect money owed from a court case.
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Forms that go with EJ-150
EJ-100RequiredAcknowledgment of Satisfaction of JudgmentThe Abstract of Judgment (Civil) is the document that formally records the judgment being satisfied, and must exist on file before an EJ-150 can be acknowledged as complete.›EJ-001AttachmentAbstract of Judgment—Civil and Small ClaimsThe Abstract of Judgment (Criminal) may be the underlying judgment document when the satisfied judgment arose from a criminal case requiring restitution.›EJ-130Often filed with itWrit of ExecutionThe Writ of Execution is commonly issued to enforce the judgment, and filing a Satisfaction of Judgment typically follows or accompanies the recall or return of this writ.›MC-012Often filed with itMemorandum of Costs After Judgment, Acknowledgement of Credit, and Declaration of Accrued InterestThe Memorandum of Costs (Worksheet) is often filed alongside the Satisfaction of Judgment to account for any outstanding costs included in the satisfied amount.›EJ-160Next stepClaim of Exemption (Enforcement of Judgment)The Notice of Renewal of Judgment is the next step if the judgment was renewed before satisfaction, and the EJ-150 logically follows its resolution in the enforcement sequence.›
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EJ-144Financial Statement—Consumer Debt›EJ-146Notice of Motion and Motion to Require Examination—Consumer Debt›EJ-147Application and Order to Require Examination After Submission of Financial Statement—Consumer Debt›EJ-152Memorandum of Garnishee›EJ-155Exemptions from The Enforcement of Judgments›EJ-156Current Dollar Amounts of Exemptions from Enforcement of Judgments›