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    What does a employer/garneshee mean by exercising their right to recoupment?

    A company I earn commission from that considers me an Independent Contractor received a wage garnishment order for me. I didn't think as an IC that they could garnish my "wages" being that I don't earn wages. However, any comission that I've earned is now being put toward a "debit balance"...
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    Missouri 1099 wage garnishment

    Can anyone help me cite a case which holds that a creditor cannot make an employer garnish the wages of a 1099 independent contractor?
  3. Garnishment Law: Limits, Exemptions & Defenses

    Garnishment Garnishment Law: Limits, Exemptions & Defenses

    When individuals do not pay their bills, the creditor who holds their debt can get a court order to have their wages or property “garnished.” The creditor, with assistance from the court, can compel the debtor’s employer to withhold a portion of the employee debtor’s paycheck to be paid directly...
  4. Judgment Collection in Small Claims & Civil Courts

    Collection & Enforcement Judgment Collection in Small Claims & Civil Courts

    People frequently believe that winning a small claims court judgment means that they will automatically collect their money from the person that lost the case. Unfortunately, the court may rule in your favor but the collection of small claims judgments is an entirely different matter called...
    • Michael Wechsler
    • Article
    • 6 min read
    • civil court judgments demand letter information subpoena judgment collection recording a judgment recording a lien restraining order satisfaction of judgment small claims court judgments wage garnishment writ of execution
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    • Category: Lawsuits, Courts & Mediation
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