Bank levies and wage garnishments are core enforcement tools, but they operate very differently and must be deployed with intent. A properly timed bank levy can seize funds immediately, while wage garnishments apply steady pressure over time. The effectiveness of each depends on the debtor’s asset profile, income structure, and compliance posture.

Our approach focuses on identifying where money actually moves and selecting the remedy most likely to produce results. We evaluate available accounts, employment relationships, and exemption risks before proceeding, with the goal of applying pressure that leads to meaningful recovery—not procedural activity for its own sake.