The Tennessee Affidavit to Issue Execution or Garnishment is a document used to initiate a legal action in the state of Tennessee to recover a debt or obtain payment from a debtor. The document is typically used when an individual or business entity has failed to make timely payments on a debt. It can be used to issue an execution (a court order to seize the debtor's assets) or to garnish wages (withholding a certain amount of the debtor's wages or income to satisfy the debt). The Tennessee Affidavit to Issue Execution or Garnishment must be completed and notarized by the creditor and filed with the court. It includes information about the creditor, the debtor, and the amount of the debt. Once the document is filed, the court will issue an execution or garnishment order. The two types of Tennessee Affidavit to Issue Execution or Garnishment are: 1. Execution Affidavit: This affidavit is used when creditors want to initiate an execution against the debtor's assets. 2. Garnishment Affidavit: This affidavit is used when creditors want to initiate a garnishment against the debtor's wages or income.