Choice "B" is correct. A writ of attachment is an order by the court to a sheriff to seize a person's property. The writ can apply to personal property and to real property, and so the writ can be used even when a person owns no real property. Garnishment is an order to a third person who holds property of the debtor to turn the property over to a creditor. The property involved usually are wages and/or other property owed by the third person to the debtor. There is no requirement that the property be the debtor's real property.
