Wage garnishment exemptions for N.Y.C?

Pursuant to CPLR § 5222, an execution shall not apply to an amount equal to or less than 90% of the greater of 240 times the federal minimum wage...

There are services which can search for a person's employment, but generally speaking the information comes from credit reports or subpoenas issued...

As an Enforcement Analyst, can my fee be included in the wage garnishment of a debtor and/or is it tax deductible?

Since you are post-judgment, you can not recover fees or costs from the debtor without a court Order permitting them.

Judgement creditor (collecting for own account) rights

You may obtain location information from third parties but do not discuss the debt with them. Unfortunately all of the effective methods of...

What are my legal options now?

Show the signed agreement to the Sheriff. That should stall any further demands until they check with your creditor.

Where can I find a good Collection Attorney who works for the Debt Collectors?

I feel your pain. What the court system forgot is that "money makes the world go 'round" and creditors are meant to felt that they will never...

Can a Warrant of Attachment be issued for money owed due to credit card debt or collection agency?

In New York, it is called a Property Execution. The judgment-creditor (or attorney) delivers the execution to the Sheriff together with the...

You should contact your insurance company about the bill. When you received the Statement of Charges from the insurance company showing the charge...

My husband has an open court case and part of the sentence may be financial. If he doesn't have the money can I be responsible?

If you are not named as a defendant in the lawsuit, your personal assets can not be taken from you without a further Order of the Court. Jointly...

I would like to have a ruling made against me (9/2004) in New York looked into and hopefully overturned?

If you found out about the judgment in 2009, you may be precluded from making a motion to vacate the judgment under NY law. It has been over one...