Step 1: File your Judgment (in the county where the debtor resides or owns property)
You need to win the case and get the judgment first!
CAUTION: In order to keep judgement valid for 20 years, creditors should revive their judgments at least once every 5 years by filing a revival of judgment with the respective county department of court records or Prothontary’s Office.
Step 2: If the debtor doesn’t want to pay the debt, you can file with the department of court records a praecipe for a writ of execution. The writ is the “key”which allows the Sheriff to execute on a judgment.
Step 3. Seize Bank Accounts!
Deliver the writ of execution and “interrogatories to the garnishee” to the sheriff; and Direct the sheriff (through Sheriff instruction sheet) to serve the writ of execution and interrogatories to the garnishee.
Step 4. Have the Sheriff Levy and Sell Assets and Vehicles.
Step 5. Force a Sheriff Sale of any Land or Real Property Owned by the Debtors.