Compare enforcement options after judgment

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Key facts

Human involvement
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How AI is used
Extract the judgment amount, the date and the known assets into a comparison of the enforcement processes the lawyer has named.
What the lawyer must review
  • Check the judgment details against the sealed order
  • Do not treat a list of options as advice to issue a particular warrant or garnishee
Written for / version
Written for New South Wales

The work product

Forum. The Australian court that entered the judgment

Produce. A comparison of the enforcement options the lawyer listed, with the known facts beside each one.

Have ready. The sealed judgment or order; What is known about the debtor’s income or assets; The enforcement processes the lawyer wants compared.

Example of the limit. A bank account mentioned in an old email is not proof of a current account. The schedule says “mentioned, not verified”.

Stop and hand it back when

  • You do not have the judgment or the court that made it.
  • The draft recommends one enforcement process as if the choice had been made.

Sources for this task were checked on 2026-09-22.

Who does what

Who does what
RoleWhat they do
AssistanceExtract the judgment amount, the date and the known assets into a comparison of the enforcement processes the lawyer has named.
LawyerSet the scope, supervise the work closely, verify every part relied on, resolve omissions and exceptions, and approve the exact output.

Checklist

  1. Copy the judgment debt, interest and date from the order, not from a letter.
  2. Mark each asset as verified or unverified.
  3. Describe only the processes the lawyer named, in the language of that court’s rules.
  4. Leave the choice of process, and any examination of the debtor, with the lawyer.

Sources

Suggested working checks from the linked public sources. Read the source and confirm it applies to this forum and this date. The checks do not approve software or record that the work is done.

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