Free CIV-510 - Alaska

IN THE DISTRICT/SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA AT ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

Plaintiff(s), vs.

CASE NO. NOTICE OF LEVY AND SALE OF PROPERTY AND NOTICE OF RIGHT TO EXEMPTIONS

Defendant(s).

To: (judgment debtor) On (date) to the sum of $ . (judgment creditor) Since you have not paid this judgment, the court has issued an order (called a "Writ of Execution") which allows the creditor to seize your property and sell it to pay your debt. The attached Creditor's Affidavit lists the property the creditor has seized or plans to seize. The amount seized may differ from the judgment amount because of payments you have made or court costs and interest which have accrued since the judgment. If you wish to check the figures, you may review the file at the clerk's office listed below. You may have a right to protect this property by claiming that it is "exempt." "Exempt" property is property which is protected by law from being taken from you and sold to pay your debts. The Alaska statutes and federal statutes define what property is exempt. The attached Judgment Debtor Booklet explains these exemption laws. If you want to try to protect your property, you must act immediately. Look in the Judgment Debtor Booklet to see if your property listed on the Creditor's Affidavit may be claimed as exempt. Then fill out the attached Claim of Exemptions form and file it with the clerk of court at the following address within 15 days from the date you receive this notice: Clerk of Court , the above court entered a judgment that you must pay

Remember: These "exemptions" are not automatically given to you. You must claim them or you will lose them. YOU MUST FILE YOUR CLAIM WITHIN 15 DAYS. Name of Creditor's Attorney Address Name of Judgment Creditor Address

Note: A copy of the Judgment Debtor Booklet must be attached to this Notice.
CIV-510 (3/06)(st.2) NOTICE OF LEVY AS 09.38.065, AS 09.38.080 and .085