I believe if the bank does business in the jurisdiction that has the judgement, then they can garnish.
If they do not, then I believe they can not unless they go to your jurisdiction to collect.
But I could be wrong
I am not a lawyer
Call your local bar association, they will refer you to a lawyer that will probably answer that for free on the phone.
Peace
Jim
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Jim is right. see your lawyer.In Texas even though someone wins a case in court the court have no power to make you pay up. small clams court that is.
