THE INFORMATION ON THIS WEBSITE SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE. AT ALL TIMES YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO CONSULT YOUR OWN ATTORNEY.

Because of an unpaid Judgment, the Court has issued a Turnover Order taking control of your non-exempt property and non-exempt accounts as necessary to satisfy that Judgment. The scope of my authority and responsibilty is defined by that Court's order. A Receiver is a representative of the Court. Receivers do NOT represent the judgment creditor, and they do NOT represent the judgment debtor. A Receiver answers ONLY to the Court, NOT either party. A Receiver can accept a payment plan, but they can NOT compromise a judgment without the consent of the judgment creditor

If you are an individual:

If you are an individual (not a company), your money or property may be protected from being taken to pay this judgment. Find out more by visiting www.texaslawhelp.org/exempt-property.

Si usted es una persona física (y no una compañía), su dinero o propiedad pudieran estar protegidos de ser embargados como pago de esta deuda decretada en juicio en contra suya. Obtenga mayor información visitando el sitio www.texaslawhelp.org/exempt-property.

After each property seizure or account freeze, YOU HAVE LIMITED TIME to file a challenge using the forms that I sent the first time this happened. Read all the ducumenation that was included. If you need another copy, goto Account and enter your case number and password. Call the Receiver if you dont know your case number or password.

Personal Property Rights of Judgment Debtor: Receiver must comply with Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 679b.

Receiver to Hold Property: Before the Receiver can disburse funds to Judgment Creditor or sell property, he must serve the Judgment Debtor the following documents prescribed by the Texas Supreme Court and wait at least 14 days, 17 days if service was by US mail:
Notice of Protected Property Rights
Instructions for Protected Property Claim Form
Protected Property Claim Form
If the Judgment Debtor asserts an exemption, Receiver may only disburse funds to Judgment Creditor or sell property with Judgment Debtor’s written consent or a court order.

Why is my Account Frozen? After you were sued, the Court rendered a judgment against you that has not been paid. Since the judgment has gone unresolved, the creditor exercised his right to file a motion asking the court to enforce its judgment. Notice to you of this motion is not required and often they are granted without a hearing. Your Court granted the motion and then issued a "Turnover Order". When that order was signed, the court took legal control of your non-exempt accounts and non-exempt personal property. We call this a "Receivership". The Court then appointed me as its "Receiver" to take possession and control of this property as necessary to satisfy the judgment. If you are an individual, I sent you information about your rights with instructions on what you can do if you think your property or account was not elegible for seizure. YOU HAVE LIMITED TIME to exercise those rights before they are considered waived. You should read all the information that was provided.

What is Exempt and Non-Exempt Personal Property? Exempt personal property is defined by Chapter 42 of the Texas Property Code. That law lists certain catagories of personal property and types of money that are exempt, which means creditors and receivers can not seize it. All other personal property is non-exempt and subject to seizure.