If I have a personal debt that received a writ of garnishment against my bank accounts, do they have the right to place a writ of garnishment on the company that I own also?
This is a corporation in the State of Florida.

That's why you create a corporation, to keep personal assets separate from business assets. So anything in the name of the corporation is safe.

As long as you set the corporation up correctly, and have not accessed company funds improperly so to mix personal and company funds

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Originally Posted by ScottGem

... anything in the name of the corporation is safe.

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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck

As long as you set the corporation up correctly, and have not accessed company funds improperly so to mix personal and company funds

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Incorrect. Your personal assets cannot be taken to satisfy the debts of the corporation. But corporate limited liablitiy doesn't work the other way. Your ownership interest in the corporation (shares) can be seized to satisfy your personal debts.