(a) At any time after the entry of judgment for the payment of money by one party to another and before the judgment has been satisfied in full, either party may apply to the court for an order in aid of judgment.
(b) Upon such application or upon its own motion, the court, after notice to the debtor or if he is then present in court, may hold a hearing on the question of the debtor’s ability to pay and determine the fastest manner in which the debtor can reasonably pay the judgment.
(c) In making this determination, the court shall allow the debtor to retain such property and such portion of his income as may be necessary to provide the reasonable living requirements of the debtor and his dependents, including fulfillment of any obligation he may have to any family group in return for which he, or his dependents, receive any necessary part of the food, goods, shelter or services required for their living.
History: 1962, PL 7-36.