Not sure if this clarifies much, but here you go!

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The Connecticut statute allows a plaintiff in a civil action to obtain security for the claim, in the form of an attachment, garnishment and/or replevin, at any time before final judgment, if the court finds “there is probable cause that a judgment in the amount of the prejudgment remedy sought, or in an amount greater than the amount of the prejudgment remedy sought, taking into account any defenses, counterclaims or set-offs, will be rendered in the matter in favor of the plaintiff."
PJR applications are commonly accompanied by the plaintiff’s statutory motion for disclosure of assets. If the court finds probable cause, and if the plaintiff does not already know of Connecticut assets against which the consequent PJR may be enforced, the court usually requires the defendant to disclose Connecticut assets sufficient to secure the probable cause amount.
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https://www.shipmangoodwin.com/file...81ab-1065b0858818/ct_prejudgment_11122003.pdf
CT law:
“Prejudgment remedy” means any remedy or combination of remedies that enables a person by way of attachment, foreign attachment, garnishment or replevin to deprive the defendant in a civil action of, or affect the use, possession or enjoyment by such defendant of, his property prior to final judgment but shall not include a temporary restraining order.
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https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_903a.htm