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Kentucky Collections-Creditors Rights FAQs

• Q: What Is A Community Debt?
  A: A community debt is, by and large, any debt created by either or both spouses while they were married. Community creditors generally look to both spouses to pay … More
• Q: Who Does The Creditor Collect From In A Divorce?
  A: One of the divorce court's tasks is to decide and order which community debts each spouse will be responsible to pay. But the divorce court's order affects only the … More
• Q: How Can A Creditor Get An Attachment (Pre-Judgment) In Kentucky?
  A: Pre­judgment attachment may be obtained in Kentucky against property of the defendant, including garnishees, as security for the satisfaction of any judgment that … More
• Q: What Is An Execution?
  A: Ten days after the entry of judgment, execution may be issued against personal as well as real property pursuant to K.R.S. 426.010. Generally, execution is more … More
• Q: Is Wage Garnishment Recognized In Kentucky?
  A: Wage garnishment is recognized in Kentucky as provided for in K.R.S. 425.501. An order of garnishment, once served, shall have priority and create a lien upon the date … More

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