Indiana Final Order in Garnishment is a legal document issued by Indiana state courts in order to collect money owed by a debtor. This document permits a creditor to garnish or seize the debtor’s assets, such as wages, bank accounts, and other personal property. The Final Order in Garnishment is typically a last resort for creditors to collect money owed when other attempts at collection have failed. There are two types of Indiana Final Order in Garnishment: wage garnishment and bank garnishment. Wage garnishment occurs when a creditor obtains a court order to have the debtor’s wages withheld from his/her paycheck and sent to the creditor. Bank garnishment, on the other hand, occurs when a creditor obtains a court order to seize funds from the debtor’s bank account. Both types of garnishment require the debtor to appear in court in order to contest the Final Order in Garnishment.