Frozen Bank Accounts, Bank Levies, and Assignment Orders

If a creditor gets a money judgment against you, it can use special collection procedures to get paid, such as taking money from your bank account (called freezing your bank account or levying funds from your account) or grabbing your tax refund, accounts receivable, or other source of money before you get it (creditors do this with an assignment order). Learn more about these collection procedures, when the creditor can and cannot use them, and what you can do to prevent your money from being taken.

Get debt relief now. We've helped 205 clients find attorneys today.
First Name is required
Continue
First Name is required
Continue

More Legal Topics

Get Professional Help
Get debt relief now.
We've helped 205 clients find attorneys today.
There was a problem with the submission. Please refresh the page and try again
Full Name is required
Email is required
Please enter a valid Email
Phone Number is required
Please enter a valid Phone Number
Zip Code is required
Please add a valid Zip Code
Please enter a valid Case Description
Description is required

How It Works

  1. Briefly tell us about your case
  2. Provide your contact information
  3. Choose attorneys to contact you