Michigan SB1137 amends civil procedure laws regarding execution and garnishment of judgments.
Michigan SB1137 revises procedures for collecting judgments, including garnishment of periodic payments and exemptions. It mandates that a plaintiff must serve a notice of failure on a garnishee if they fail to perform required acts within specified timeframes. It outlines conditions under which a garnishee is not liable for garnishment of periodic payments. The bill also details exemptions from garnishment, such as for certain personal property, homesteads, and tax credits.
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