Furthermore, the Michigan Supreme Court has held that writs of garnishment “constitute a separate action,” triggering a right to prejudgment interest. Hunt v. Drielick, 956 N.W.2d 514, 516 (Mich. 2021); see also Burr v. Heffner, 286 N.W. 169, 170 (Mich. 1939) (“A writ of garnishment is a civil process at law in the nature of an attachment[.]