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Thanks you for your help. Here is what my lawyer wrote me. This seems to differ from your reply. Can you help me.
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I see on Schedule J you listed $600 per month that you were paying to the IRS for personal propertyand past due income taxes. Without...
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"Dear Jen:
You didn’t indicate what state you live in and each state has different laws concerning garnishment. In North Carolina, Texas, South Carolina and Pennsylvania,
wages may not be garnished to pay consumer debt. "
Is this not entirely true?
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dadpups
Along the same lines
Michael,
Many thanks. Here is quote from TX code:
§ 63.004. Current Wages Exempt
Except as otherwise provided by state or federal law, current wages for personal service are not subject to garnishment. The garnishee shall be discharged from the garnishment...
Out of money.
I live in TX where wages can't be garnished.
If I take a job in CA, I can be garnished, right?
Any advice on how to keep TX residency, and will this keep me under TX no garnish wages law?
Thanks for your help.