Delaware civil post-judgment procedures are the legal steps taken to enforce a court's judgment and collect on a debt. Such procedures include garnishment of wages, levies on bank accounts, and seizure of property. Types of Delaware civil post-judgment procedures include: • Wage Garnishment: A court order leading to funds being taken from a debtor's wages to satisfy a judgment. • Bank Levy: A court order that allows a creditor to freeze a debtor's bank account and seize funds to satisfy the judgment. • Property Seizure: A court order that authorizes a creditor to seize a debtor's property to satisfy the judgment. • Post-Judgment Discovery: A court order that allows a creditor to obtain sworn statements from a debtor or third parties regarding the debtor's assets and income. • Writ of Execution: A court order that requires a sheriff to seize a debtor's assets to satisfy the judgment. • Judgment Liens: A court order that grants creditors the right to place a lien on a debtor's real or personal property to secure payment of a judgment. • Attachment Orders: A court order that allows a creditor to attach a debtor's assets, such as accounts receivable, to the judgment.