I am afraid that once the levy is placed on the bank account for the judgment, the only thing you can do is go to the court and file an Exemption to the levy and prove that the money they are taking is exempt from seizure. Your other option to consider is filing for bankruptcy if you qualify and then the judgment will be extinguished and they can no longer seek to enforce it and collect.

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No that is not true. Certain amounts of income are exempt from levy, such as retirement benefits or employee benefits or SS etc. Also, even if you do not have exempt assets in the account, you can provide proof of the extreme financial hardship from them seizing all of your money and the courts can order a modification of some sort or even encourage some type of payment plan to avoid further seizure (you do not need to get public assistance to get the court to release the levy though, that is only one reason not all of them).