Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Can the state of Ca. garnish my wages in Mi. for 15 years ago when my exwife

There are a lot of issues in your case, such as the length of time that a Georgia judgment is viable, etc. You need a Georgia lawyer to answer these questions. You may have to take action in Georgia to set aside the judgment there.

Re: Can the state of Ca. garnish my wages in Mi. for 15 years ago when my exwife

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NOW, IN RESPONSE TO YOUR INQUIRY --

This kind of case is extremely difficult to resolve by long distance, even if your are absolutely in the right. Contact a lawyer who is experienced in District Attorney Family Support Enforcement cases and who practices in the county that is try to collect from you.

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Re: Can the state of Ca. garnish my wages in Mi. for 15 years ago when my exwife

My understanding is that you were being garnished by the State of California. You should get an attorney that practices in the county that is enforcing the order. The simple answer to your question is, yes it is possible. There may be some other issues and defenses and you should talk to a California attorney about those issues and defenses. Pat McCrary