Donald's Debt to Everett Is Past Due

Multiple Choice

Donald's debt to Everett is past due. Everett brings a legal action against Donald to collect the debt. To ensure that a judgment in Everett's favor will be collectible, Everett asks the court to order the seizure of Donald's property. This is a request for

A) a guaranty (or suretyship) contract.
B) an order that would violate most state laws.
C) a writ of attachment.
D) a writ of execution.