If you have a judgment issued by a Washington Court, know where the debtor works, or know where the debtor has a bank account, you may want to use a writ of garnishment. The employer or financial institution will pay you directly.
To employ the services of Bev Yokoyama, Attorney at Law, please complete the following to the best of your ability and return to us at:
Bev Yokoyama, Attorney at Law PO Box 5802 Lacey, WA 98509-5802
1. Contract for services. Please print off the contract and complete the bottom section. Click here.
2. Name of Plaintiff: ________________________________________
3. Name of Defendant: ______________________________________
4. Name of Court: __________________________________________
5. Cause Number: ___________________________________________
6. Information about entity judgment is against:
a. Address: __________________________________________
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b. Telephone Number: ________________________________
c. Employer: ________________________________________
d. Birthdate: ________________________________________
e. Bank Name: ______________________________________
f. Bank Account Number: _____________________________
g. Social Security Number: _____________________________
h. Is this person in the military?: _________________________
i. Have you been notified that this person has declared bankruptcy? __________
7. Other information that may help in collection efforts:
Also, include a check for $29.00 made payable to Bev Yokoyama Trust Account and a copy of the judgment. The $29.00 is an advance fee and will be used for costs associated wit h the garnishment. Depending upon your case, an additional advance fee may be required. The fee for the garnishment is $325 plus out of pocket expenses. The fee will be taken out of the garnishment proceeds. If the garnishment action brings in less than the amount required to cover the garnishment fee and costs, you will be billed for the difference.
