Can my spouse’s wages be garnished if a judgement was entered against me for a debt ?
If your spouse is not a judgment debtor, then his assets should not be subject to garnishment unless you deposit his funds in a joint account.
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If your spouse is not a judgment debtor, then his assets should not be subject to garnishment unless you deposit his funds in a joint account.
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