A Louisiana Motion by Garnishee to Withdraw Fee is a legal document used to request that a court allow a garnishee (a third party, such as a bank or employer, holding funds for a debtor) to withdraw a fee from a debtor's account or wages. This motion is typically filed by the creditor (the person to whom the debtor owes money) in order to collect a debt. There are two types of Louisiana Motion by Garnishee to Withdraw Fee: 1) Motion for Partial Withdrawal of Garnishee Funds, in which the creditor requests that the court allow the garnishee to withdraw a portion of the debtor's funds, and 2) Motion to Withdraw All Funds of Garnishee, in which the creditor requests that the court allow the garnishee to withdraw all the debtor's funds. Both motions must be accompanied by an affidavit that includes the creditor's statement of the debt, the amount owed, the garnishee's notice to the debtor, and the garnishee's response to the notice.