[mydybly]

My ex refuses to pay me court ordered alimony.I would like to know if filing a garnishment summons is the only form I need to file in court to have his wages garnished? Do I need to file a proof of service,a notice of motion of judgement,a suggestion for summons in garnishment and a petition for proceeding in civil case without payment of fees or costs? I am broke.Also do I need to file a list of exhibits to enter the divorce decree as evidence he owes me the alimony?Would I need file any or all of these forms at the same time?Please help.Circuit Court in Virginia has jurisdiction

[cadillac59]

Gosh, are you sure it is as complicated as all that?

If you have a court order for alimony, why not submit a wage assignment to the court for signature and then set it on to the employer thereafter? That's all you have to do in California.

What's all this nonsense about a "proof of service,a notice of motion of judgement,a suggestion for summons in garnishment and a petition for proceeding in civil case without payment of fees or costs"? Sounds like a bunch of gobbledygook to me.

[stevetcg]

Sounds like a bunch of gobbledygook to me.

Is that a legal term? :)

(out of greenies)

[materialism]

I'm a lawyer who does not usually do this kind of law, but I am trying to do one now for a friend who really needs who past due support. I think that I can attach his assets and then file a show cause.