Civil
EJ-182: Notice of Rehearing on Right to Homestead Exemption
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This form notifies a homeowner that a court has scheduled a new hearing to reconsider whether they qualify for a homestead exemption, which protects a portion of home equity from creditors. A homeowner or their attorney uses this form when challenging a previous court decision that denied or affected their homestead exemption rights.
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Forms that go with EJ-182
EJ-130RequiredWrit of ExecutionThe Writ of Execution (EJ-130) is typically required to enforce a money judgment before an Order to Appear for Examination can be issued, as it establishes the creditor's right to collect.›EJ-180RequiredNotice of Hearing on Right to Homestead ExemptionThe Claim of Exemption (EJ-180) is the foundational document that initiates the homestead exemption claim process, which the EJ-182 rehearing notice directly responds to or continues.›EJ-185AttachmentNotice of LienThe Order to Produce Documents (EJ-185) is frequently issued alongside the EJ-182 to require the judgment debtor to bring specific financial records to the examination hearing.›EJ-190Often filed with itApplication for and Renewal of JudgmentThe Enforcement of Judgment — Exemptions (EJ-190) is commonly filed by the debtor in response to collection proceedings initiated by the EJ-182 to claim property exemptions.›EJ-001Often filed with itAbstract of Judgment—Civil and Small ClaimsThe Abstract of Judgment — Civil and Small Claims (EJ-001) is commonly filed prior to or alongside enforcement proceedings to formally record the judgment that underlies the examination order.›EJ-156Often filed with itCurrent Dollar Amounts of Exemptions from Enforcement of JudgmentsThe Notice of Levy on Earnings (EJ-156) or related levy documents are commonly part of the enforcement action that triggered the homestead exemption claim and rehearing process.›EJ-152AlternativeMemorandum of GarnisheeThe Application and Order to Appear for Examination of Third Person Controlling Property of Judgment Debtor (EJ-152) is an alternative form used when the examination targets a third party rather than the judgment debtor directly.›
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EJ-165Financial Statement›EJ-170Notice of Opposition to Claim of Exemption›EJ-175Notice of Hearing on Claim of Exemption (Wage Garnishment—Enforcement of Judgment)›EJ-186Current Dollar Amounts Under Code of Civil Procedure Section 699.730(b)›EJ-195Notice of Renewal of Judgment›EJ-200Application for Reinstatement of Judgment Lien›