While many people seem to mistakenly believe that some types of bank or deposit accounts are protected from garnishment, none are (that is unless garnishment is not permissible in the state where the bank account exists). So, yes.
In fact, any bank account can be attached in the event of a judgment. Most collection agencies and collections attorneys actually prefer garnishing bank based accounts, as the whole balance, or a sizable portion of the debt owed, can be secured.
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NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE , IF THE CO. KNOWS WHERE YOU WORK BYE BYE A THIRD OF YOUR PAY.
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For the US it was Oregon. Worldwide, I'm not sure, bottlebill site probably has the answer.
You should contact the New Mexico child support agency, either to show them that you don't owe past-due support or to enter into a payment plan.
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I don't think so, I don't believe any Landlord has the legal right to demand a Security Deposit be payed twice. I suggest you seek legal counsel.
If they are absent parents, yes.