Missouri Interrogatories Directed To Garnishee (Writ of Execution) is a legal document issued by a court in which the court orders a third party (the “Garnishee”) to answer questions posed by the plaintiff (the “Judgment Creditor”) regarding its ability to satisfy the plaintiff’s judgment against the defendant (the “Judgment Debtor”). The questions posed in the interrogatories are intended to discover any assets or funds that the Garnishee may have in its possession that belong to the Judgment Debtor, and whether those assets or funds can be used to satisfy the Judgment Creditor’s claim. There are two types of Missouri Interrogatories Directed To Garnishee (Writ of Execution): 1) Interrogatories Directed To Garnishee, and 2) Garnishee’s Answer to Interrogatories. The Interrogatories Directed To Garnishee are the questions posed by the Judgment Creditor to the Garnishee; the Garnishee’s Answer to Interrogatories is the Garnishee’s response to the questions posed by the Judgment Creditor.