Illinois Garnishment Summons-Non Wage is a court-ordered procedure to collect debt from a judgment debtor by attaching money or property held by a third party, known as a garnishee. The summons is issued by a court in the state of Illinois and the garnishee must respond within 30 days of service. There are two types of Illinois Garnishment Summons-Non Wage: Wage Garnishment and Non-Wage Garnishment. Wage Garnishment is a type of garnishment that is used to collect money from a debtor’s wages. Non-Wage Garnishment is a type of garnishment used to collect money from the debtor’s bank accounts, investments, or other assets. The garnishee is the third party that holds the debtor’s money or property. The garnishee is required to respond to the summons within 30 days and must remit the money or property to the court. Once the court receives the money or property, the court will distribute the funds to the creditor.