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The letter of
instructions must specify the type of levy requested. The letter
of instructions must include a legal description of the property to
be levied upon as well as the street address. Specify whether the
real property also stands in the name of third persons (recorded
owners other than the judgment debtor) as indicated by county
records. If yes, list the names and addresses of all third parties
as well as all a.k.a.(s) of the debtor. Specify whether the real
property is a leasehold estate. If yes, provide the date when the
leasehold expires.
In addition, If
the judgment is pursuant to a judicial foreclosure AND a right of
redemption is applicable, include and attach a list of lien holder
names and addresses. If there are no lien holders, so state.
The judgment
creditor’s attorney or the judgment creditor (if the judgment
creditor does not have an attorney) must sign and date the
instructions. |
