A Georgia Motion for Default Judgment Against Garnishee is a legal document used to obtain a court order that requires a third-party (the Garnishee) to pay a debt that is owed to a creditor (the Plaintiff). This type of motion is commonly used when a debtor has failed to pay a debt and the creditor is unable to collect payment from the debtor. Georgia allows for two types of motions for default judgment against the garnishee. The first is the “Contested Garnishment Motion for Default Judgment Against Garnishee,” which is used when the garnishee is contesting the garnishment. The second is the “Uncontested Garnishment Motion for Default Judgment Against Garnishee,” which is used when the garnishee is not contesting the garnishment. In either case, the motion must include the creditor’s name, the debtor’s name, the amount of the debt, and a statement of the facts supporting the claim. The motion must also include a copy of the garnishment writ and the garnishee’s answer. If the garnishee is contesting the garnishment, then the motion must also include the creditor’s evidence in support of the claim. Once the motion is filed, the court will review the facts and grant a judgment in favor of the creditor if the garnishment is found to be valid.