Rule 9.11 Executory Process

When someone files a lawsuit asking the court to quickly seize property or collect on a debt without a full trial (this is called executory process), the paperwork needs to clearly point out certain key phrases in the attached documents. This helps the court find what it needs without searching through everything.

Specifically, if the loan or debt documents include phrases like "confession of judgment" or "waiver of demand for payment," these should be highlighted or marked in some way. These phrases are important because they show the borrower already agreed to skip certain legal protections, which is what allows the faster court process to happen.

Making these phrases easy to spot helps the judge review the case faster and move things along. If you're filing this type of case, take the time to mark these sections clearly in your exhibits before submitting them to the court.