Garnishee & Mareva

When court orders come in every day, keeping track can’t become another risk

Manage high-volume Garnishee and Mareva orders in one dedicated workspace. Keep the customer checks, court process, assigned solicitors, status, and records around every order together.

See Garnishee & Mareva in action

The Garnishee & Mareva workspace with its two registers and order list

Hundreds of orders. Every one still needs an answer

“Is this person even our customer?”

A Garnishee order comes in. Keep the order visible while the bank establishes whether the judgment debtor is actually a customer.

“Does the customer have funds with us?”

Keep the customer and account position connected to the order when FinOps completes its check.

Nisi or absolute?

See exactly what kind of Garnishee order you’re dealing with and keep the court process around it clear.

“Has this one been acted on?”

See what’s come in, what’s being handled, what’s still outstanding, and what’s already been dealt with.

Who’s handling it?

Keep the assigned solicitor visible alongside the order instead of separating the court process from the record.

Management wants the position?

Get the schedule and active-case picture from the work already recorded instead of manually rebuilding it in Excel.

The problem isn’t one Garnishee order. It’s the next 300.

These orders don’t arrive one at a time with plenty of space between them. They keep coming.

Each one concerns a judgment debtor. The bank needs to establish if that person or company is its customer. FinOps may need to establish the account position. Legal needs to deal with the court process. A solicitor may need to be instructed. And the order needs to remain visible until it’s dealt with.

At that volume, keeping the schedule accurate becomes part of the work. Taro gives Garnishee and Mareva their own dedicated workspace instead of forcing that volume into the ordinary litigation register

“Does the customer have funds with us?”

Garnishee & Mareva keeps that position with the order so Legal can see what has been established and deal with what happens next.

FinOps does the account check. Legal needs the answer.

Garnishee and Mareva shouldn’t disappear inside the general litigation schedule

See what’s new, what’s active, what’s awaiting action, and what’s already been dealt with so the team can focus on the orders that still need attention.

The court process still needs someone handling it.

Keep the external solicitor assigned to each order visible with the record so the team knows who is handling the court process.

Management wants the Garnishee position. Don’t start counting rows

Is the judgment debtor our customer?
Does the customer have funds with us?
What kind of order is it?
Has the required action been taken?
Who is handling the court process?
What’s still active?

Garnishee & Mareva keeps the answers with the orders, so a high-volume court process doesn’t have to be held together by another Excel schedule.

When court orders come in every day, keeping track shouldn’t be another risk

See Garnishee & Mareva in action

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Garnishee & Mareva

When court orders come in every day, keeping track can’t become another risk

Manage high-volume Garnishee and Mareva orders in one dedicated workspace. Keep the customer checks, court process, assigned solicitors, status, and records around every order together.

See Garnishee & Mareva in action

Hundreds of orders. Every one still needs an answer

“Is this person even our customer?”

A Garnishee order comes in. Keep the order visible while the bank establishes whether the judgment debtor is actually a customer.

“Does the customer have funds with us?”

Keep the customer and account position connected to the order when FinOps completes its check.

Nisi or absolute?

See exactly what kind of Garnishee order you’re dealing with and keep the court process around it clear.

“Has this one been acted on?”

See what’s come in, what’s being handled, what’s still outstanding, and what’s already been dealt with.

Who’s handling it?

Keep the assigned solicitor visible alongside the order instead of separating the court process from the record.

Management wants the position?

Get the schedule and active-case picture from the work already recorded instead of manually rebuilding it in Excel.

The problem isn’t one Garnishee order. It’s the next 300.

These orders don’t arrive one at a time with plenty of space between them. They keep coming.

“Does the customer have funds with us?”

Garnishee & Mareva keeps that position with the order so Legal can see what has been established and deal with what happens next.

FinOps does the account check. Legal needs the answer.

Garnishee and Mareva shouldn’t disappear inside the general litigation schedule

See what’s new, what’s active, what’s awaiting action, and what’s already been dealt with so the team can focus on the orders that still need attention.

The court process still needs someone handling it.

Keep the external solicitor assigned to each order visible with the record so the team knows who is handling the court process.

Management wants the Garnishee position. Don’t start counting rows

Is the judgment debtor our customer?
Does the customer have funds with us?
What kind of order is it?
Has the required action been taken?
Who is handling the court process?
What’s still active?

Garnishee & Mareva keeps the answers with the orders, so a high-volume court process doesn’t have to be held together by another Excel schedule.

When court orders come in every day, keeping track shouldn’t be another risk

See Garnishee & Mareva in action