A garnishee is a person who has control over some or all of the money that is paid to the defendant.
Garnishment: a court order allowing the plaintiff (creditor) to take part or all of money owed to the defendant to pay for a judgment.
Invalid writ: the plaintiff is required to serve the writ within 182 days from the date it was issued. If it was not served within this time, it is invalid.
Not obligated: if you don't know the defendant or are not obligated to make payments to him or her, check boxes 1b and 2d.
Release of funds: funds available under this writ of garnishment may not be released to the plaintiff or court until 28 days after the garnishee was served with the writ.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Form Name | Form MC 14 |
| Form Length | 5 pages |
| Fillable? | Yes |
| Fillable fields | 80 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 14 min |
| Edition | 9/23 |
| Issuing agency | SCAO |
| Who signs | Garnishee/Agent/Attorney |
| Other names | MC 14, MC14, MC-14, M C 14, Form MC 14, Michigan MC 14, Garnishee Disclosure |
| Official source | Form MC 14 (Rev 9/23), SCAO |
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