NOTICE TO DEBTOR on levy

ATTACHMENT B to APPENDIX F to ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTIVE #01-15 

Re:	SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY
LAW DIVISION, SPECIAL CIVIL PART
County
v.
Docket No.
NOTICE TO DEBTOR

An attempt has been made to levy upon your asset, in an amount not to exceed $ at the instruction of:

to satisfy in whole or in part the judgment against you in the above matter. If you are an individual rather than a business entity, some property may be exempt from execution by Federal and State law, including but not limited to clothing and a total of $1,000.00 of cash and personal property, except for goods purchased as part of the transaction which led to the judgment in this case. In addition, welfare benefits, social security benefits, S.S.I. benefits, V.A. benefits, unemployment benefits, workers’ compensation benefits and child support you receive are exempt, even if the funds have been deposited in a bank account. If any funds belong to a joint owner an objection to the levy can be filed to release the funds not owned by the debtor from the levy. 

If the levy is against an account at a bank listed below, the bank has already been notified to place a hold on any account that you may have at the bank. However, the funds will not be taken from your account until the court so orders. If you are entitled to an exemption as an individual, you may claim your exemption by notifying the clerk of the court and the person who ordered this levy of your reasons why your property is exempt. This claim must be in writing and if it is not mailed within 10 days of service of this notice, your property is subject to further proceedings for execution. The address of the court is: . If this judgment has resulted from a default, you may have the right to have this default judgment vacated by making an appropriate motion to the court. Contact an attorney or the clerk of the court for information on making such a motion, or, for forms and instructions, go to: www.judiciary.state.nj.us/prose/10543_motion_spccvl.pdf. 

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