February 2025 - TaxSmith, LLC

Wage Garnishment Explained: Maximum Amount Creditors Can Take from Your Pay

Wage garnishment occurs when creditors receive a portion of your wages taken directly from your paycheck. This is done to pay back a debt, such as a support order, consumer credit, unpaid taxes, or a judgment. Many individuals dealing with wage garnishment wonder, how much…

Feb 25, 2025

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Wage Garnishment Explained: Maximum Amount Creditors Can Take from Your Pay

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