Do Texas courts have to assign dollar values to non-cash assets like airline miles in garnishment cases?

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This question has been addressed in 1 Texas court opinion(s), including Vodicka v. Tobolowsky. When enforcing a judgment or dividing property involving intangible assets like airline miles or reward points, you must provide the court with a specific monetary valuation (a 'valuation bridge') to ensure the judgment is legally complete and enforceable.

Asset Garnishment

Do Texas courts have to assign dollar values to non-cash assets like airline miles in garnishment cases?