If your debtor has a job, an income execution is one of the steadiest ways to get paid.
Up to 10% of the debtor's gross wages, subject to a cap (the lesser of 10% of gross, or 25% of disposable earnings above a minimum-wage floor) and nothing if earnings are too low.
The income execution is served first on the debtor; if they don't start paying within 20 days, it's served on the employer, who must withhold and remit. An attorney can issue it.
You target wages with an income execution; bank funds are reached separately by levy.
No employer to serve, so you pursue bank accounts and other assets instead.
Social Security, SSI, unemployment, workers' comp, public assistance, and a portion of wages are protected.