SCC · After judgment
High-level path to collect an unpaid Small Claims Court judgment. Garnishment, writs, and examination are methods — not a single required sequence.
Order for money (or return of property) not satisfied
Garnishment · writ of seizure and sale · examination of the debtor
Methods may be used together. Examination is often used to locate assets first.
Methods
Garnishment
Wages, bank account, or money owed to the debtor
20P · 20E
Writ — personal property
Seize and sell personal property
20P · 20C
Writ — land
Bind or sell an interest in land
20P · 20D
Examination
Examine the debtor about income, assets, and ability to pay
20P · 20H · 20I
Form 20P with the chosen enforcement form(s)
Same court that made the order, unless a Certificate of Judgment (20A) is used elsewhere
Garnishee, debtor, or other party — per the Rules for that method
Funds paid in · property seized · examination held
A disputed garnishment may go to a hearing (Form 20Q).
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Form 15A. Claim-stage motions sit on the SCC Motions list.
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