Rhode Island Notice and Motion To Attach Wages is a legal document that is filed by a creditor when they are trying to collect a debt from a debtor. It is used to notify the debtor that a wage garnishment is being sought and to request the court to enter an order authorizing the creditor to garnish the debtor’s wages. It is important for the creditor to file this motion in the correct court and provide the debtor with notice prior to the court hearing. There are two types of Rhode Island Notice and Motion To Attach Wages: (1) a Notice and Motion to Attach Wages Before Judgment and (2) a Notice and Motion to Attach Wages After Judgment. The Notice and Motion to Attach Wages Before Judgment is used when the debtor has not yet been sued and the creditor is seeking to have wages attached prior to obtaining a judgment. The Notice and Motion to Attach Wages After Judgment is used when the debtor has already been sued and the creditor is seeking to have wages attached after a judgment has been entered.