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The first $231.75 of disposable (after all deductions) weekly salary is exempt from garnishment. Any mount above that can be subject up to 15% garnishment. The person does have the right to appeal any garnishment by filing for a Wage Deduction Exemption Hearing in Small Claims court. Garnishment cannot impose a hardship upon the garnishee or their dependents.

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