Q: If a judgement is made against the Executor of an Estate and a Fife is filed on them, what happens next?
The Probate Judge on the case made judgements against the Executor and in my favor, Executor failed to pay, thus lead Judge for the county filed a Writ of FiFa on her. Do I need to do anything as a follow up? Also the Executor moved from Georgia to Florida which the court knew about and sent the Fifa order to her and myself. Do I need to file something with the new county she lives in or does the court do something for this?
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