Not in Connecticut. Here you have to file a bank execution with the court, and have the clerk approve and sign it.  This is a court order directing the bank to deduct sufficient funds from the account for payment of the judgment. Then you will have to place the signed execution in the hands of a state marshall for service. If he knows where the defendant's bank account is deposited all well and good. If not he will randomly select three banks and make demand on them. If he is not successful the fun then begins.

The next step is an examination of judgment debtor and a subpoena of all the defendant's business records , including the names and addresses of the defendant's client's who owe the defendant money.