Writ Of Execution {DC 11}

DC 11 Rev.-DC 2/2010, WRIT OF EXECUTION. This form used in the United States federal court system which is a court order directing a sheriff or other law enforcement officer to enforce a judgment against a debtor by seizing and selling their property. The writ of execution is typically used in situations where a creditor has obtained a judgment against a debtor in a civil case and the debtor has failed to pay the amount owed. The writ of execution is issued by the court that entered the judgment, and it directs the officer to carry out the judgment by seizing property belonging to the debtor and selling it to raise funds to pay off the debt. The property that can be seized and sold may include real estate, personal property, and even the debtor's bank accounts. It is important to note that the process of obtaining and executing a writ of execution can be complex, and creditors should seek the assistance of an attorney or other legal professional to ensure that the process is carried out correctly and in accordance with the law. www.FormsWorkflow.com