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What is the maximum percentage allowed for a wage garnishment in Kansas?
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Answered 2005-04-05 22:19:28
Kansas uses Federal garnishment guidelines. The maximum that can be garnished is 25% with the first $154.50 (weekly based) of disposable income being exempt. Example: Weekly take home $500 minus $154.50 equals $345.50 times .25 equals $86.37. ($86.37 would be the weekly garnishment amount).
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