A Maryland Motion for Release of Property From Levy/Garnishment or to Exempt Property from Execution is a court document filed in Maryland courts when a debtor or creditor wants to challenge a levy or garnishment or to exempt certain property from execution. Maryland's law sets out certain requirements for this motion, including that the motion must include a detailed description of the property and the basis for the request to release or exempt the property. This motion can be filed for two main reasons: (1) to release property that has already been levied or garnished, or (2) to exempt certain property from execution. In either case, the motion must provide sufficient information to support the debtor's or creditor's position. The two types of Maryland Motion for Release of Property From Levy/Garnishment or to Exempt Property from Execution are: 1. Motion for Release of Property from Levy/Garnishment: This motion requests the court to release property that has already been levied or garnished. 2. Motion to Exempt Property from Execution: This motion requests the court to exempt certain property from execution. This may include exempt property such as wages, public assistance, and retirement benefits.