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*a Payment Hearing is useful to find out more about the debtor’s financial situation and to get the information you’ll need for pursuing other options; | *a Payment Hearing is useful to find out more about the debtor’s financial situation and to get the information you’ll need for pursuing other options; | ||
*an Order for Seizure and Sale if the debtor owns valuable goods such as an expensive car; | *an Order for Seizure and Sale if the debtor owns valuable goods such as an expensive car; | ||
Garnishing Orders against the debtor’s wages or bank accounts if the debtor works or you know of money the debtor has saved; | *Garnishing Orders against the debtor’s wages or bank accounts if the debtor works or you know of money the debtor has saved; | ||
*a Default Hearing if an order for payment has remained outstanding, despite the debtor having access to funds; and | *a Default Hearing if an order for payment has remained outstanding, despite the debtor having access to funds; and | ||
*if the debtor owns land, registration of your order against the land to prevent it from being mortgaged or sold. | *if the debtor owns land, registration of your order against the land to prevent it from being mortgaged or sold. | ||
