Notice of Protected Property

This notice informs an individual that their money or property may have been frozen because of a debt judgment. It lists types of property that may be protected by law and explains that the recipient must fill out a specific claim form and file it with the court to try and get the property returned.

The court describes it as: Contains a list of property exempt from debt creditors.

Common questions

What does this notice mean?

This notice means your money or property might be frozen or taken to pay a debt judgment. It suggests you might have a right to get it back if it is protected by certain laws.

What do I need to do to get my property back?

You must fill out the 'Protected Property Claim Form' that comes with this notice and then file that form right away with the court listed at the top of the notice.

Is this form for filing a lawsuit?

No, this notice is providing information about protected property rights and what steps to take to claim that property.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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