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Writ of garnishment, dislosure

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Country: United States of America State: Michigan I am a plaintiff who recently received a judgment in my favor in a general civil case; I had a \"writ of garnishment\" served on two individuals from whom the defendant had done work for…I was only able to have these writs served to the individuals in c/o their place of employment...the individuals did not fill out the disclosure statements, but rather the person "in-charge" at the office, as if I was serving the writs on the company, not the individuals...I know the court views this as a satisfied disclosure, however, the bottom line is that the disclosure statements were not filled out correctly (it stated that she was not employee there)...what, if anything is my next step?

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You can notify them of the problem and have the court make them all appear if need be-

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