Order Of Continuing Lien {DC-4-2}

ORDER OF CONTINUING LIEN CASE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF COUNTY, NEBRASKA Plaintiff vs. ORDER OF CONTINUING LIEN Defendant This is a continuing lien for the support of a person. This is a continuing lien for other than the support of a person. On , upon application of the judgment creditor, the ourt finds (1)that the judgment debtor is an employee of the garnishee, (2) that the garnishee owed earnings to the judgment debtorwhen the garnishment order was served or that earnings will be owed within sixty days thereafter, and (3) that there is nota successful written objection to the order or the answer of the garnishee filed.THE COURT THEREFORE ORDERS that the nonexempt earnings in the amount of $ be transferred to the court and the garnishment issued is a continuing lien against the nonexempt earnings of the judgment debtor and the garnishee is to continue withholding the nonexempt earnings of the judgment debtor until (90 days from date of service of the summons and order of garnishment) and pay all such nonexempt earnings into the court. DATE: BY THE COURT: (Judge) Instructions to the Garnishee on reverse205 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com INSTRUCTIONS TO THE GARNISHEEBeginning with the pay period during which the summons and order of garnishment was served and while the continuing lien remains in effect, you shall deliver the nonexempt earnings to the court for each pay period or on a monthly basis if you so desire, and shall deliver to the judgment debtor his or her exempt earnings for each pay period. A continuing lien shall be invalid and shall have no force and effect upon the occurrences of any of the following: a.The underlying judgment is satisfied in full, vacated, or expires;b.The judgment debtor leaves your employ for more than 60 days;c.The judgment creditor releases the garnishment;The proceedings are stayed by a court of competent jurisdiction, including the United States Bankruptcy Court;The judgment debtor has not earned any nonexempt earnings for at least 60 days;d.The court orders that the garnishment be quashed;e.90 days have expired since service of the summons and order of garnishment. The judgment creditor mayextend the lien for a second 90-day period by filing with the court a notice of extension during the 15 daysimmediately prior to the expiration of the initial lien. The judgment creditor will notify you that the continuing lienhas been extended; orf.If you receive a continuing lien with a higher priority.The amount of judgment, interest and cost shown due on the face of the summons is not necessarily the TOTAL amount due. The amount due will change as interest, costs or support continues to accrue. The judgment creditor must inform the employer when the judgment is satisfied in full. ONLY ONE ORDER OF CONTINUING LIEN SHALL BE IN EFFECT AT ONE TIME. Refer to the original garnishment summons to determine priority of liens. CERTIFICATE OF MAILING I certify that a copy of the Order of Continuing Lien was mailed TO THE GARNISHEE: at the following address: TO THE JUDGMENT DEBTOR: at the following address: on . (Clerk) American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com