Complaint,Petition: SC-2022-00083

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                                IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCURTAIN COUNTY

STATE OF OKLAHOMA
MCCURTAIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ) Court
ain, ) County or nicouee SS OFFICE

vs. } Case No. SC-22-0083 FILED of Oklahoma
CHRISTINE ROUNSAVILLE ) liye

XXX-XX-3439 ) JUN 29 2029

Defendant, ) kA ”
THY GRay, Court Cie
GARNISHMENT AFFIDAVIT Clerk
(12 O.S. Supp.1991 § 1172) —
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA )
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COUNTY OF MCCURTAIN )

I, Matt Yeager, Being duly sworn, states as follows:

1) That I am the Judgment Creditor or Plaintiff in the above-style case;

2) For Prejudgment Garnishment only: That CHRISTINE ROUNSAVILLE, the Judgment Debtor or
Defendant in the above-style case, is indebted to me in the amount of $2,222.72 on the original claim
over and above all offsets.
3) For Post Judgment Garnishments only: That CHRISTINE ROUNSAVILLE, the judgment debtor, is further indebted to
me as follows:
$2,222.72 __ Interest-bearing balance
$18.86 Interest at 5.25%
$383.39 Court costs not included in interest-bearing balance
$0.00 Attorney fees not included in interest-bearing balance
$ 2,632.47 Total Garnishment amount
4)

That I believe that AARON GIBSON is indebted to or has Property within his possession or-under his control, which is not
by law exempt from seizure or sale upon execution, belonging to the Judgment Debtor of Defendant.

5) That I'am [X ]; 1 am not [ ] (check one) seeking a continuing garnishment.
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Subscribed and swom to before me this 23rd day of June, 2022.

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The above exemptions generally do not apply to judgments and garnishments for Alimony and Child Support.
If you are a corporation, you may have other exemptions,

If an account is being garnished and the money in the account does not belong to you, or if you are aware of other reasons why money
should not be taken to pay the judgment, you may want to consult an attorney. Because of the garnishment, the garnishee was required to
withhold the amount of money claimed by the judgment creditor. You may not now withdraw that money.

If you believe that you are entitled to an exemption, complete the following steps immediately. You must complete the steps and return the
form to the Court Clerk within five (5) days from the date you received this notice.

1, On the attached “Claim for Exemptions and Request for Hearing” form, check the box
next to the exemption or exemptions that you claim.

2. Check whether you claim all money is exempt. If. ‘you do not claim that all money is
exempt, write in the amount that you believe is exempt.

3. Sign your name in the space indicated on the form. Write the address where the Court
Clerk can notify you of the hearing date and time.

4, Mail the Claim for Exemptions and Request for Hearing to the Court Clerk. You may

include copies of any information you have that the money is exempt, such as copies of
documents or letters from government agencies,

THE COURT CLERK MUST RECEIVE THE CLAIM FOR EXEMPTION AND REQUEST FOR HEARING WITHIN FIVE
DAYS FROM THE DATE YOU RECEIVED THIS NOTICE. The Court Clerk will set the matter for hearing and notify you. At the
hearing in Court, you will have to prove that your money is exempt from garnishment. You may want to consult an attorney for advice or
assistance concerning the hearing. If you have been served with a continuing garnishment, you will be provided with a claim for
exemptions and request for hearing during each pay period during the garnishment period.

If you do not request a hearing within five (5) days from the date you received this notice, but believe you are entitled to an exemption, you
should consult an attorney. The attorney may be able to assist you in claiming an exemption by filing a motion with the court,

YOU MUST MAIL A COPY OF THE CLAIM FOR EXEMPTION AND REQUEST FOR HEARING TO THE JUDGMENT
CREDITOR’S ATTORNEY.