Garnishments

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What is a Garnishment?

A Creditor that you owe money to can garnish your wages once they’ve been granted a Judgment. To get a Judgment the creditor must sue you by serving you with a lawsuit. If they are successful, then they can begin the process of garnishing your wages. In Idaho, a creditor can garnish up to 25% of your gross income. A bankruptcy cannot halt garnishment for child support.

  • How can I stop Garnishment?
  • File a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
  • Enter into an agreement with the creditor to settle or make payments.
  • Pay the debt in full.

Process / Next Steps

The next step to resolve a wage garnishment is to meet with our experienced attorney, Chris Williams, to discuss your options, and which are best for you. Our free consultations are scheduled for up to an hour, but typically only last between 20 and 40 minutes.