Harrington v. Dyer

This case is an action to collect a debt due on a promissory note made in connection with the sale of a real estate agent’s business. The plaintiff, Patricia Harrington, alleges that she sold her real estate business to the defendant, Kathy A. Dyer, that Dyer executed a promissory note in payment and that Dyer is in default on the note. Harrington has made an application for a prejudgment remedy seeking to garnish 20 percent of Dyer’s net real estate commissions earned, and expected to be earned in the future, up to the total amount of $56,641.67. For the following reasons, the court denies…