Exam 20: Judgments

A judgment creditor may not challenge the statement of a garnishee if the garnishee's disclosure states that the garnishee does not hold any money or property that belongs to the judgment debtor.

Interest on the amount of a judgment begins to accumulate on:

Under Rule 58, the judge must tell the clerk of court how to word the judgment whenever the decision of the court provides a remedy other than:

A judgment may be required to post a bond protecting the judgment against any errors or improprieties that might occur when the property is seized and sold.

The garnishee may always choose to relitigate the judgment debtor's liability if that becomes necessary.

What value is an offer of judgment to the offeror?

What should a judgment creditor do if neither the judgment creditor nor the sheriff can find any of the debtor's properties or monies, but the creditor believes the debtor does have assets?

Rule 60(a) provides that a court may correct clerical errors in a judgment only within 30 days of entry of a judgment.

If a party offers to have a judgment entered against himself or herself for an amount of money that the party believes the opposing party is entitled to recover, the offer must first be filed with the court.