The Illinois Garnishment Summons Non Wage is a type of court-ordered garnishment that is used to collect a debt owed by a debtor. It requires an employer or other third-party to withhold a certain amount of money from the debtor’s wages or other income source and forward it to the court or creditor. There are two types of non-wage garnishments in the state of Illinois: garnishment of bank accounts and garnishment of other assets. Bank account garnishment involves the court issuing a garnishment order to a bank or other financial institution to freeze the debtor’s bank account and to send the seized funds to the court or creditor. The other type of garnishment, Garnishment of Other Assets, involves the court issuing a garnishment order to a third party such as an employer to seize assets such as wages, tax refunds, and other sources of income.