1. A. At any time after a final judgment, order, or decree is filed, on application of the judgment creditor, a judge of the court in which the final judgment, order, or decree was rendered shall order the judgment debtor to appear before the judge, or a referee appointed by the judge, at a time and place specified in the order, to answer concerning the judgment debtor's property. The judge may, by order, enjoin the judgment debtor from alienating, concealing, or encumbering any of the judgment debtor's nonexempt property pending the hearing and further order of the court. Upon the judgment debtor's disclosure of any nonexempt property, proceedings as provided by law may be had for the application of the property to the satisfaction of the judgment.
2. B. At any time after a final judgment, order, or decree is filed, an attorney for a judgment creditor may subpoena the judgment debtor pursuant to Section 2004 of this title to appear at any place in the county in which the judgment, order, or decree was rendered, or the judgment debtor's county of residence, to answer concerning the judgment debtor's property. The judgment debtor shall not be entitled to an attendance fee or mileage.
3. C. In addition to sums otherwise due under a final judgment, order, or decree if an order or subpoena is served upon the judgment debtor under this section, the judgment creditor shall be entitled to costs of service and, if represented by an attorney, to an attorney's fee of Seventy-five Dollars ($75.00); provided, attorney's fees awarded pursuant to this subsection relating to a judgment, order, or decree shall not exceed One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) in any twelve-month period.

R.L. 1910, § 5190; Amended by Laws 1965, HB 928, c. 300, § 2; Amended by Laws 1999, SB 751, c. 293, § 8, eff. November 1, 1999 (superseded document available).