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Your employer received a set of the garnishment papers just like you did. They may say something about "If you're head-of-household then they can only take ____ percent" or they may say that "either so much dollars can be taken but not over so much percent." Look at your papers and see what they say.

If you have lost your papers, go to the circuit clerk in your county and request a copy. They'll provide it for you at a reasonable cost. The court information is at the top of your garnishment papers. They had to be signed by a judge, or administrative hearings officer.

If you have several garnishments from different people--there is a maximum that can be taken out of your wages. The accountant will take the maximum they can take and then prcentage it out to different people.

If you find the amount is incorrect--let your accounting officer or supervisor know.

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