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Tag Archives: wage garnishment
What are the limits for garnishment?
If you have been subject to wage garnishment on a monthly basis, you know how financially burdensome it can be. In view of this, the US government has enacted certain laws to also protect the garnishee. These limits cap the … Continue reading
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Wage garnishment and student loans
For most of us, education is a must if you want to obtain better career prospects, and that means high school is not enough. But higher education is also costly (in fact, very costly these days), and that is why … Continue reading
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Can bankruptcy stop garnishment?
How does bankruptcy and wage garnishment tie in together? This happens when you have been subjected to a garnishment, and you could in fact declare yourself a bankrupt under Chapter 7, and stop the garnishment. But then again, declaring yourself … Continue reading
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Seeking help when facing a wage garnishment
When facing a wage garnishment, it is likely that you would need outside help to get you through it. Being garnished can be quite a daunting prospect for many, if your income is going to be affected as a result. … Continue reading
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Wage garnishment facts
Wage garnishment is in effect, the type of garnishment that you need to focus on, 90% of the time. For most people, garnishment happens when their wages get deducted each month to pay off the debts they owe, and it … Continue reading