Chapter 570 — Allowance of Attachment

570.01 Allowance of Attachment In a civil lawsuit to collect money, one party can ask the court to seize the other party property as security for a … 570.011 Definitions This section defines the key terms used in the attachment law. A 'claimant' is the party asking for property to be … 570.013 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.02 Grounds for Attachment Property can only be attached in specific situations, such as when someone is hiding assets to avoid creditors, removing … 570.025 Preliminary Attachment Order Upon Extraordinary Circumstances In extraordinary circumstances, a court can order property seized before a hearing if the claimant shows the other side … 570.026 Attachment After Notice and Hearing Normally, a claimant must give the respondent notice and a chance to be heard before property can be attached. The court … 570.03 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.04 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.041 Bonding Requirements Before property can be attached, the claimant must post a bond of at least $500 to cover costs and damages if the … 570.05 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.051 Attachment Order The attachment order must include specific findings, tell the sheriff what property to seize, and set the bond amount. … 570.06 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.061 Execution of Order of Attachment The sheriff must carry out the attachment order without delay. For real estate, the sheriff records the order with the … 570.07 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.071 Public Employees; Attachment of Wages The wages of a county, city, town, or school district employee can be attached. The attachment order is served on the … 570.08 Judgment for Claimant, How Satisfied If the claimant wins the lawsuit, the sheriff uses the attached property to pay the judgment. The sheriff first applies … 570.09 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.093 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.094 Attached Property Retaken; Damages If attached property leaves the sheriff possession without being converted to money, the sheriff can take it back. … 570.10 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.11 Satisfaction and Discharge; Real Estate An attachment on real estate can be released by recording a court order vacating the attachment, a final judgment for … 570.12 Satisfaction and Discharge; Personal Property When personal property was attached by filing the order with a public official, the attachment is released by filing a … 570.13 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. It was removed in 1985. 570.131 Modification or Expiration of Attachment Before judgment, any party can ask the court to vacate the attachment, release property, or change the terms. The … 570.14 Attachments and Releases; Record and Index Attachment orders and releases for real estate must be recorded by the county recorder in the same way mortgages are …