Title 14, Title 14

1. Service on individual. 2. Service on nonindividual. 3. Service of disclosure subpoena. Service of the disclosure subpoena on a judgment debtor must be made by delivering a copy of the subpoena to the judgment debtor by any method by which service of civil summons may be made a…

A judgment creditor may subpoena the judgment debtor to disclose no more often than once every 6 months, except upon motion for good cause shown.

1. Disclosure hearing. Unless there is an agreement which meets the requirements of subsection 2, the judgment debtor shall appear at the time and place indicated in the subpoena for a hearing to determine his ability to pay the judgment. The debtor shall be placed under oath and…

A judgment debtor subject to suspension or loss of the right to operate or register a motor vehicle under Title 29-A, section 2251, subsection 10 may request a disclosure hearing on the issue of how to satisfy the judgment. The court may enter an order for an installment payment …

The disclosure subpoena, return of service and the writ of execution or an attested copy thereof shall be filed with the clerk, together with a filing fee as established by the Supreme Judicial Court pursuant to Title 4, section 175. The fee and actual costs of service shall be a…

Following a disclosure hearing, the court shall determine the amount, if any, of the installment payments that the judgment debtor must make to the judgment creditor. [PL 1999, c. 587, §3 (NEW).] 1. Definition. For purposes of this section, "exempt income" means the debtor's righ…

1. Order to hold and answer. Upon a disclosure hearing when it is shown that there is a reasonable likelihood that a 3rd party has possession or control of property in which the judgment debtor may have an interest or that the 3rd party may be indebted to the judgment debtor for …

1. Order. When it is shown upon ex parte motion and affidavit that the judgment debtor has either failed to timely make 2 or more payments required by an installment order under section 3126‑A or when the judgment debtor has failed to appear, after having been subpoenaed for a he…

1. Order; exceptions. If a child support obligor claims inability to pay in a disclosure proceeding under section 3125 or Title 19‑A, section 2361, the court may order the obligor to seek employment or participate in work activities as defined by section 407(d) of the Social Secu…

The court may at any time, on its own motion or on the motion of any party and upon notice and hearing, make an order suspending, revising or revoking any order made pursuant to this chapter upon a showing that the circumstances of any party so require.

Pending the sale of any property under section 3131, the court may issue an installment payment order as provided in section 3126-A. Upon the completion of the sale, the judgment creditor must file with the court an affidavit including the items required in an affidavit under sec…

1. Turnover order. When it is shown at a hearing under this chapter that the judgment debtor owns personal property or real property which is not wholly exempt from attachment or execution pursuant to sections 4421 to 4426, the court shall determine the value of the property or i…

When it is shown at a hearing under this chapter that the judgment debtor owns or otherwise has an interest in personal property in which a security interest may be perfected only by possession as set forth in Title 11, Article 8‑A or 9‑A, upon request of the judgment creditor, t…

1. Issuance of civil order of arrest. If the judgment debtor fails to appear after being duly served with a subpoena under section 3123 or with an order to appear and disclose under Title 19‑A, section 2361, and the judgment creditor appears at the time and place named in that su…

A civil order of arrest issued under section 3134, subsection 1, or section 3136, must direct the sheriff to arrest the individual named in the order and bring the individual to a hearing any day the court is in session. In the case of a nonindividual debtor, the civil order of a…

1. Motion for contempt. Whenever a judgment debtor or any other person fails to comply with any court order entered pursuant to this chapter, except an order against a judgment debtor issued for failure to comply with a disclosure subpoena, the judgment creditor may file a motion…

An administrative order of any agency or department requiring the payment of money to that agency or department is enforceable through the Superior Court under the following procedure. A certified copy of the administrative order must be filed with the court in the county in whic…