Are funds from a workers comp settlement that are in a bank account exempt from attachment or garnishment from creditors?
Funds from the settlement of a workers' compensation case are not exempt from an attachment or garnishment from creditors.
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Funds from the settlement of a workers' compensation case are not exempt from an attachment or garnishment from creditors.
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