Can I be garnished twice for the same issue?
Yes, as long as the judgment is not paid, they can garnish your wages.
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Yes, as long as the judgment is not paid, they can garnish your wages.
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You can sign an acknowledgement of paternity with the father and your husband and file it with DES. Or you can file for divorce and get a decree...
You can file a motion for reconsideration or file a petition to modify. This is not a clerical error.
Yes, you can, but you should be careful to not collect more than the judgment amount.
Yes. Anyone can garnish your wages. They must sue you and get a judgment. Then, they can garnish your wages. The garnishment is the easy part. ...
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