No. It sounds like you received an Information Subpoena, followed by a Motion to Enforce Litigant's Rights when you did not answer the questions contained in the Information Subpoena. The warrant for arrest is the penalty for failing to answer the questions, NOT for failing to pay. Your bank accounts and other property may be levied upon to satisfy a judgment. If you would like assistance, feel free to call me. My office is in Mt. Laurel.
