The Senate Judiciary Committee heard SB 354, Sen. Steele’s bill on judgments, providing that a judgment creditor may require a judgment debtor to appear in court to provide information concerning the judgment debtor’s income and assets: (1) at any time, if the judgment debtor’s circumstances have changed; or (2) not more than one time every six months. It also permits a court, after conducting a hearing concerning a judgment debtor’s income and assets, to summarily modify a previously issued order concerning the judgment debtor’s income and assets. An amendment was adopted by consent stating that this does not affect or limit the enforcement of a child support case by a Title IV-D agency or office. The Indiana Creditors’ Bar Association testified in favor of the bill with some suggestions. The amended bill passed 10-0.
Read the bill at http://iga.in.gov/legislative/2015/bills/senate/354.