Montana § 25-13-211 Notification Of Seizure

Montana Statutes

§ 25-13-211 — Notification Of Seizure

Montana § 25-13-211

Title 25CIVIL PROCEDURE

Ch. 13EXECUTION OF JUDGMENT

Part 2Method of Enforcement

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Mont. Code Ann. § 25-13-211 (2026).

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25-13-211 . Notification of seizure.

(1)After the sheriff or levying officer has executed upon the property of a judgment debtor, a notice of seizure must be served by the sheriff or levying officer upon the judgment debtor within 5 days of seizure. The notification must:

(a)inform the judgment debtor that certain described property or money of the judgment debtor's was seized to satisfy a judgment against the debtor;

(b)state the case name, the date of judgment, and the name of the judgment creditor;

(c)advise the judgment debtor that the judgment debtor may be entitled to claim an exemption from execution on the property as described in part 6 of this chapter or other provisions of state or federal law; and

(d)state the procedure by which the judgment debtor may claim an exemption a

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25-13-211 . Notification of seizure. (1) After the sheriff or levying officer has executed upon the property of a judgment debtor, a notice of seizure must be served by the sheriff or levying officer upon the judgment debtor within 5 days of seizure. The notification must:
(a) inform the judgment debtor that certain described property or money of the judgment debtor's was seized to satisfy a judgment against the debtor;
(b) state the case name, the date of judgment, and the name of the judgment creditor;
(c) advise the judgment debtor that the judgment debtor may be entitled to claim an exemption from execution on the property as described in part 6 of this chapter or other provisions of state or federal law; and
(d) state the procedure by which the judgment debtor may claim an exemption and file a request for an exemption hearing.
(2) The notification may be made by personal service or by United States mail, postage prepaid, to the judgment debtor's last-known address. If service is by mail, service is completed on the date the sheriff or levying officer places the notification in the mail.