Debt enforcement often offers a significantly higher realization chance compared to the seizure of assets by a bailiff. The adjustment of exemption amounts for ongoing income occurs annually, with the exemption amounts continuously increasing; however, this does not always result in a garnishable amount for the creditor. Therefore, it is crucial to be knowledgeable about and handle supplementary applications to increase the garnishable amount. During the Covid-19 pandemic, numerous support measures and bonus payments were established by lawmakers, and further legal provisions to support the population followed with the onset of the so-called energy crisis. The issue of garnishment is not always clear-cut in these cases. Additionally, managing the mandatory forms, which were completely revised shortly before the turn of the year 2022/2023, is not always straightforward. This work provides you with a practical guide to the garnishment of earned income, associated secondary income, the garnishment of social benefits, and account garnishment. The contents at a glance: information gathering, future claims, assigned earned income, costs of third-party debtor declarations, tax refund claims, housing benefits, pension claims, overdraft/disposition credit, cooperative shares. Also included is a lexicon of debt rights with selected garnishable claims. With the 6th edition of 'Debt Garnishment,' you will receive practical assistance for debt enforcement—complete with overviews, highlighted tactical tips, and formulation suggestions. Beyond the texts in the official enforcement forms, you will find all the important information and tools. The author has also placed special emphasis on trends in case law, which are documented by numerous decisions from lower courts.