If no payment schedule was detailed in the order, it probably just reads "reduced to judgment and is collectible by all lawful means." To avoid the hassle and uncertainty of wage garnishments and executions, consider calling counsel and proposing a payment schedule that you can handle. Most lawyers, if money is actually coming in, will be happy to live with a schedule that saves them the work of involuntary collections activity (which then gets charged to you anyway, so there is a double reason to deal with this on some sort of informal voluntary basis rather than waiting for formal court process).
Answered on Nov 24th, 2014 at 8:40 AM