Full question:
Someone told me you can take a garnishment to the customers bank and they will have to give you the funds if they are in there. Is this true?
- Category: Judgments
- Date:
- State: Missouri
Answer:
In Missouri, a notice of garnishment must be served to the corporation's designated person in writing. This is done by delivering the notice or a copy to that person via registered mail filed with the sheriff in the county where the corporation primarily does business. If the designated person is unavailable or not filed, the notice can be served to the president, secretary, treasurer, cashier, or another chief officer of the corporation. For railroad corporations, the notice can be delivered to any station or freight agent. For insurance companies not incorporated under Missouri law, it should be delivered to the director of the department of insurance (Mo. Stat. § 525.050).
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