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Only if the account contains money that's exempt, examples of exemptions from garnishment under the law are:

1. Head of family wages.

a. I provide more than one-half of the support for a child or other dependent and have net earnings of $500 or less per week.

b. I provide more than one-half of the support for a child or other dependent, have net earnings of more than $500 per week, but have not agreed in writing to have my wages garnished.

2. Social Security benefits.

3. Supplemental Security Income benefits.

4. Public assistance (welfare).

5. Workers' Compensation.

6. Unemployment Compensation.

7. Veterans' benefits.

8. Retirement or profit-sharing benefits or pension money.

9. Life insurance benefits or cash surrender value of a life insurance policy or proceeds of annuity contract.

10. Disability income benefits.

11. Prepaid College Trust Fund or Medical Savings Account.

12. Other exemptions as provided by law.

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