When a party successfully obtains a judgment against another party, it remains to collect on that judgment. In Ontario, a judgment holder is entitled to examine the judgment debtor periodically so that the judgment holder can identify assets that might satisfy the judgment. The typical mechanisms for judgment enforcement are “garnishments” which require that money owed to the judgment debtor be paid to the judgment holder (from wages, bank accounts, etc.) and “Writs” where the enforcement office assists in taking and selling certain land or personal property of the judgment debtor.