Ohio Interim Report And Answer Of Garnishee is a document that is typically filed by a debtor's creditor when attempting to collect a debt. The document includes information such as the debtor's name, account number, account balance, and any payments that have been made. It also requires the debtor's garnishee (an entity that holds money for the debtor, such as a bank) to provide detailed information about the debtor's account, such as the amount of money that is available for garnishment. The document is then used by the creditor to determine whether to pursue garnishment to collect the debt. There are two types of Ohio Interim Report And Answer Of Garnishee: an interim report and an answer of garnishee. The interim report is used to obtain information about the debtor's available funds, such as the account balance, payments made, and other relevant information. The answer of garnishee is filed after the interim report, and it is used to provide a response to the creditor's request for garnishment.