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Property Seizure and Garnishment – Consumer Protection Seized property may be sold at public auction, with proceeds returned to the judgment creditor Most states permit “redemption” (repurchase by the debtor) of real property (real estate) sold at auction, within a specified time, e g , one year
What Happens to Seized Money and How to Get It Back This article explains the legal reasons your money can be taken, the procedures that follow a seizure, how you can formally challenge it, what happens in court, and where the money goes if it is ultimately forfeited
Civil Asset Forfeiture in Washington: What Happens to Seized Property? If the forfeiture is upheld, law enforcement agencies can retain, sell, or use the seized property In Washington, a portion of the proceeds from forfeited assets is often used to fund law enforcement operations, including drug enforcement programs and equipment purchases
What Happens If My Property Is Wrongfully Seized and Sold at Auction . . . However, even when the party has a right to claim property and sell it off, there are specific rules that the party must follow If a party wrongfully seizes property and sells it at auction, there may be a number of civil remedies available to the property owner
US Dept of the Treasury Seized Real Property Auctions These properties have been seized and forfeited due to violations of federal laws enforced by the U S Department of the Treasury Participating enforcement agencies include: IRS-Criminal Investigations Division, Homeland Security Investigations, and the U S Secret Service
RCW 10. 105. 010: Seizure and forfeiture. ( lt;i gt;Effective . . . - Washington Seizure of personal property without process may be made if: (a) The seizure is incident to an arrest or a search under a search warrant; (b) The property subject to seizure has been the subject of a prior judgment in favor of the state in a criminal injunction or forfeiture proceeding;