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# Enforcing Judgments: Supplementary Proceedings (IL) | Practical Lawhttps://content.next.westlaw.com/practical-law/document/Id6af938d1f3111e9a5b3e3d9e23d7429/Enforcing-Judgments-Supplementary-Proceedings-IL?viewType=FullText&transitionType=Default&contextData=(sc.Default))A Practice Note explaining the key steps for initiating and completing supplementary proceedings, also known as citations, to discover assets, to enforce a money judgment in Illinois circuit court. This Note provides an overview of this primary post-judgment procedure, which is governed by Illinois Supreme Court Rule 277 and Section 2-1402 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. It outlines the process for citing judgment debtors and third parties to discover nonexempt income and assets. This Note also explores the broad range of available remedies, such as turnover orders, wage deductions, and installment payment orders, and discusses recovering fraudulent transfers. It further details critical procedural considerations, including the timing and duration of proceedings, applicable statutes of limitation and the process for reviving dormant judgments, and methods for compelling a respondent's compliance. Additionally, this Note addresses special considerations for enforcing federal and foreign judgments in Illinois and compares supplementary proceedings to other collection methods.Enter to open, tab to navigate, enter to select# Enforcing Judgments: Supplementary Proceedings (IL)&transitionType=Document&needToInjectTerms=False)* Practical Law Practice Note w-018-6649# Enforcing Judgments: Supplementary Proceedings (IL)by Practical Law LitigationA Practice Note explaining the key steps for initiating and completing supplementary proceedings, also known as citations, to discover assets, to enforce a money judgment in Illinois circuit court. This Note provides an overview of this primary post-judgment procedure, which is governed by Illinois Supreme Court Rule 277) and Section 2-1402 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure). It outlines the process for citing judgment debtors and third parties to discover nonexempt income and assets. This Note also explores the broad range of available remedies, such as turnover orders, wage deductions, and installment payment orders, and discusses recovering fraudulent transfers. It further details critical procedural considerations, including the timing and duration of proceedings, applicable statutes of limitation and the process for reviving dormant judgments, and methods for compelling a respondent's compliance. Additionally, this Note addresses special considerations for enforcing federal and foreign judgments in Illinois and compares supplementary proceedings to other collection methods.