A Nevada Writ of Attachment is a court order that requires an individual or a business to turn over property, money, or other assets to satisfy a judgment. It is a powerful tool used by creditors to collect on a debt owed to them. It is a form of garnishment used in the state of Nevada. There are two types of Nevada Writ of Attachment: a Prejudgment Writ of Attachment and a Postjudgment Writ of Attachment. A Prejudgment Writ of Attachment is issued before a judgment is entered in a lawsuit. It is used to preserve assets that may be used to satisfy a judgment in the future. A Postjudgment Writ of Attachment is issued after a court has entered a judgment in a lawsuit. It is used to collect the money or other assets owed to the creditor. In either case, the Writ of Attachment orders the garnishee to turn over the assets to the court. The garnishee may be a financial institution, employer, or other entity that has control of the debtor’s assets. The court will then hold the assets until the judgment is satisfied or the Writ of Attachment is dissolved.