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You filed bankruptcy does your employer need to respond to an garnishment request?
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Is an employer required by law too withhold a garnishment?
yesMore:Absolutely - to do otherwise, the employer would be held in contempt of court. The garnishment is a court ordered statement. EVEN MORE THAN THAT--- In the State of Georgia, if a company does not answer the garnishment complaint and withhold the money as demanded, IT (the company who is sent the notice) becomes liable for the full amount asked for. Joint and several liability with the original debtor (let's say the employee of the company). So employers and banks had better respond to a garnishment action if they don't want to possibly have to pay the claim out of their own pockets.
What is correct in business letters- We kindly request you to respond or - We request you to kindly?
we request you to
Can a non wage garnishment be placed on a llc?
Yes it can. If the creditor files a wage garnishment to a protected LLC and that LLC fails to respond or respond properly, a court can and will hold the LLC jointly and severally liable for the entire debt owed to the creditor.
How do I respond to a request for admission of facts?
Respond truthfully, in writing and on time.
How do you respond when asked by an employer if there is growth for you in the company?
You answer truthfully
How does Remedios respond to Marta's request?
bad
What happens if the employer doesn't make the payment to the bankruptcy trustee on time?
The Trustee must take actions to assure the process is adhered properly followed. The court could impose penalties, especially if the failure to respond results in a loss or is irresponsible.
How can chase bank foreclose when they did not respond to qualified written request?
Your request does not stop the foreclosure process.
Can your wages be garnished after losing your house?
Garnishments Can someone garnish me without suing me first? Usually not. Except for some debts to the government, you can only be garnished: If a creditor has sued you You had a chance to respond, and The court has entered a judgment against you. The IRS and some other agencies can garnish you without suing first. They need to send you notice first. They need to give you a chance to challenge the debt. Usually, agencies do not garnish unless other attempts to get you to pay fail. How much of my pay check can be garnished? Nothing, unless your take-home pay is at least $154.50 per week. If your take-home pay is more than that: No more than 25 percent of your pay can be garnished. After a garnishment, you must have at least $154.50 per week left. If the garnishment is for child support, up to half (50%) of your wages can be garnished. Sometimes, child support garnishments can even take 60 percent of your wages. How does a wage garnishment work? The Court sends notice of a wage garnishment to you and to your employer. Your employer has a month to answer and start taking out your money. Your employer does not have to wait the month, however. If you receive garnishment papers, you should see a lawyer right away. You may be able to protect your wages from garnishment. You also may be able to reach some agreement that will reduce the garnishment. How can I stop a wage garnishment? You may be able to stop it by filing a claim of exemptions. This only works if: You have very little income and very little property. The judgment is on a contract or some other debt that allows exemption. The Court will give the creditor thirteen (13) days to challenge your exemption. Unless you get a special order, the garnishment will keep going until the Court grants your exemption. You can stop it by filing a bankruptcy. You get the creditor to release the garnishment. You should talk to a lawyer about how you can protect your wages.
Does an employer have to respond to an unemployment claim before benefits can be received?
Absolutely
What does within 2 weeks mean?
You have to respond between the 14 days of the date of the request made. If the request was sent to you on 1st of month and want you to respond with in two weeks, you must respond by the 14th of the month which is two weeks. BTW you are really stupid
Strike?
A work stoppage in order to force an employer to respond to demands of the workers.
