Bank garnishment laws by state

    • [DOC File]Washington State Courts Washington Courts

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      If the garnishment is for consumer debt, the exempt amount paid to you will be the greater of the following: A percent of your disposable earnings, which is 80 percent of the part of your earnings remaining after your employer deducts those amounts which are required by law to be withheld, or 35 times the state minimum hourly wage. BANK ACCOUNTS.

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    • State of Wyoming - Campbell County

      NO Garnishment--Send completed answer form to court a. $435.00 or less. NO Garnishment--Send completed answer form to court a. $471.25 or less. NO Garnishment--Send completed answer form to court a. $942.50 or less. NO Garnishment--Send completed answer form to court b. More than $217.50. but less than $290.00: Garnish ALL earnings. above $217 ...

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    • [DOC File]Debtors Exemption Claim Notice - Minnesota

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      Debtor Exemption laws apply to and include levied funds, frozen bank accounts and garnishment of wages. Number (1) below is generally used for EAP recipients. Service Providers should be familiar with this law to use when assisting households in need of exemption claim assistance. The current state statue website is

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    • [DOC File]Washington State Courts Washington Courts

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      The Washington Pattern Forms Committee updated the Garnishment forms based upon: Laws of 2019, ch. 371 (SHB 1602), Consumer Debt Judgments. The following table contains detailed descriptions of the changes: No. Form Number Form title and description of changes 1. GARN 01.0200 Writ of Garnishment (Debts other than Earnings – After Judgment)

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    • [DOCX File]LEARNING GUIDE: Garnishments

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      The Minnesota Department of Revenue sends state tax levies to employers to collect taxes owed by employees. State tax levies are limited to 25% of disposable earnings (earnings eligible for garnishment calculations) and continue until the amount owed is repaid. State tax levies can also be taken for other states, such as Wisconsin.

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    • [DOC File]Judgment Enforcement

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      Wage Garnishment. With a wage garnishment the debtor’s employer withholds up to 25% of the debtor’s gross income from each pay check. The employer then sends it to the levying officer, who then turns it over to you. You must take your Writ of Execution to the levying officer and ask for a “wage garnishment,” or a “wage withholding ...

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    • NOTICE TO JUDGEMENT DEBTOR

      A garnishment requires your bank (or other person holding your money or property) to transfer your property to the court or to hold it to satisfy the judgment. READ THIS CAREFULLY. YOU MAY BE ABLE TO KEEP YOUR MONEY OR PROPERTY OR GET IT BACK. State and federal laws prevent certain types of money or property from being used to pay a judgment.

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    • [DOC File]NOTICE TO GARNISHEE

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      The restrictions on the maximum earnings subjected to garnishment do not apply in the case of any order of any court for the support of any person, and order of any court of bankruptcy under chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act or any debt due for any state or federal tax.

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    • [DOC File]POST JUDGMENT REMEDIES, JUDGMENT LIENS, …

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      Sherry Lane National Bank, 788 S.W.2d 874 (Tex. App.--Dallas 1990, no writ) wherein the Court affirmed a garnishment judgment in favor of husband's creditor awarding funds in two bank accounts in spite of husband and wife's testimony of their intent that both accounts be her separate property or special community property.

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