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Can A Creditor Seize A Checking Account Without A Judgment From The Court?

As a general rule a checking account may only be garnished to satisfy a judgment. As with any rule there are exceptions. After commencing an action on a contract, the plaintiff may obtain a prejudgment writ of garnishment under the circumstance and by the procedures provided in Michigan Court Rule 3.102.

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