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What percentage of your wages can a debt collector garnish in the state of Arizona?
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∙ 18y ago
The state allows for the maximum federal amount of 25% of disposable income. The court reserves the power to reduce the percentage to a minimum of 15% if the garnishee can provide evidence that a higher rate would constitute an undue hardship upon themselves and/or dependents. (A.R.S. ~12-1598)
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∙ 13y agoThe answer is 25%. See the following I cut and pasted: Arizona Wage Garnishment Wages and eamings are garnishable: (A.R.S §12-1598 et seq.). §12-1598 (4) defines "Earnings" broadly to include all forms of compensation. 25% of the statutory net disposable earnings of debtor. Court may reduce to as low as 15%.
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