A South Dakota Writ of Execution Instructions to Counsel is a document issued by a judge granting permission to a creditor to seize the assets of a debtor in order to satisfy a court judgment. The instructions set out the process that must be followed to execute a writ of execution, and provide guidance to the creditor’s lawyer as to how to proceed. There are several types of South Dakota Writ of Execution Instructions to Counsel, including: 1. The Writ of Execution: This document outlines the court order granting permission to the creditor to seize the debtor’s assets. 2. The Debtor’s Statement of Assets: This document provides information about the debtor’s assets, including the location of the assets, value, and other relevant information. 3. The Writ of Execution Instructions to Counsel: This document outlines the steps to be taken by the creditor’s lawyer in order to execute the writ of execution. It includes instructions on serving the writ of execution on the debtor, obtaining a list of assets, and the procedures for seizing the assets. 4. The Creditor’s Bond: This document is a bond that must be posted by the creditor in order to guarantee the payment of damages that may be incurred by the execution of the writ. 5. The Writ of Execution Return: This document is the return of the writ of execution to the court, which includes a detailed report of the execution process and the results.