A Florida Ex Parte Motion For Hearing In Aid of Execution is a type of legal filing that is used when a creditor (the party seeking payment) needs to collect a monetary judgment from a debtor (the party owing money). This motion is filed with the court and requests an expedited hearing so that the creditor can seek a court order for the debtor to pay the debt or provide the assets to do so. This type of motion is commonly used when the debtor has the ability to pay the debt but is refusing to do so. There are two types of Florida Ex Parte Motion For Hearing In Aid of Execution: 1) Garnishment; and 2) Order To Show Cause. A Garnishment Motion is used when the debtor has money in a bank account which can be garnished to pay the debt. A creditor must provide evidence that the debtor has the funds available to pay the debt and must also provide the bank where the funds are held. An Order To Show Cause Motion is used when the debtor has assets which can be used to pay the debt. The creditor must provide evidence that the debtor has the assets and must provide a list of the assets. If granted, the court will issue an Order To Show Cause which requires the debtor to appear in court to explain why the assets should not be used to pay the debt.