Under Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 658 and 658a, a prejudgment writ of garnishment issues only on a written court order after a hearing — the order specifying the maximum amount that may be garnished and the bond required — and only after the plaintiff files a bond payable to the defendant in that amount. The bond must adequately compensate the defendant if the plaintiff fails to prosecute the suit to effect or the writ was wrongfully sued out. Confirm the amount in your court’s order.

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Underwritten, quote on review: Texas plaintiff's garnishment bond under Rules 658 & 658a, filed to freeze funds before judgment. Request a quote.

Plaintiff’s Garnishment Bond

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