Georgia Garnishment on a Financial Institution Form Package is a set of legal forms used by the state of Georgia to garnish a debtor's wages or bank account. Specifically, it is a court order requiring a financial institution to withhold a certain amount of money from a debtor's account, which is then used to pay a creditor or judgment creditor. This garnishment is typically enforced when a debtor fails to pay a debt or judgment. The Georgia Garnishment on a Financial Institution Form Package includes three different types of garnishments: Wage Garnishment, Bank Account Garnishment, and Non-Wage Garnishment. Wage Garnishment is when an employer is required to withhold a certain amount of money from an employee's paycheck to pay a creditor or judgment creditor. Bank Account Garnishment is when a financial institution is required to withhold a certain amount of money from a debtor's bank account to pay a creditor or judgment creditor. Non-Wage Garnishment is when a financial institution is required to withhold a certain amount of money from a debtor's non-wage assets, such as stocks or bonds, to pay a creditor or judgment creditor.