Employer not responding to Writ of Garnishment

[drewho...@gmail.com]

I recently was awarded a default judgement against a previous tenant for back rent and court costs.  After waiting 10 days a Writ of Garnishment was issued to both the employer and bank of the defendant.  As I understand it, the employer and bank have 30 days to respond or submit garnishment once the Writ of Garnishment has been served.  My question is as follows: If neither the employer or bank have responded after 30 days, what is my recourse?  

Thank you for any advice you can offer!

[Tom Fox]

There's not much to think about without knowing the state or states involved. The state where the ex-tenant resides and the states where the employer and bank are located.

On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 9:50 AM, <drewho...@gmail.com> wrote:

I recently was awarded a default judgement against a previous tenant for back rent and court costs.  After waiting 10 days a Writ of Garnishment was issued to both the employer and bank of the defendant.  As I understand it, the employer and bank have 30 days to respond or submit garnishment once the Writ of Garnishment has been served.  My question is as follows: If neither the employer or bank have responded after 30 days, what is my recourse?  

Thank you for any advice you can offer!

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