Can a creditor that has a judgment against me garnish my bank account
If you have a judgment against you, then yes, your bank account can be frozen through the appropriate court proceeding.
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If you have a judgment against you, then yes, your bank account can be frozen through the appropriate court proceeding.
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If they obtain a judgment against you, they can garnish your wages. Until that happens, they cannot garnish your wages. The last thing you want...
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What payments are you trying to lower? How (or whether you actually can) to lower them depends on the type of debt.