What methods by which a monetary judgment can be collected against a defendant?

Monetary judgments can be collected from a defendant through several methods, including wage garnishment, where a portion of the defendant's wages is withheld and paid directly to the creditor. Another method is bank levies, which allow creditors to seize funds directly from the defendant's bank account. Additionally, lien placements can be imposed on the defendant's property, preventing them from selling or refinancing until the debt is settled. Finally, the creditor may also pursue asset seizure, where non-exempt personal property can be taken and sold to satisfy the judgment.