Aycock v. EECU
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
YVONNE T. RODRIGUEZ, Justice
Appellants Douglas and Imelda Aycock appeal the trial court’s summary judgment granting alleged creditor EECU the right to garnish certain funds held by JP Morgan Chase Bank, In one issue, the Aycocks maintain summary judgment was improper because they raised a legitimate title issue with respect to ownership of funds in a particular Chase Bank account EECU sought to garnish.
We will reverse and remand.
BACKGROUND
EECU obtained a final judgment against Douglas and Imelda Aycock for $17,869.61, plus $3,500.00 in attorney’s fees. EECU then brought a garnishment…
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