Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Indiana
garnishment
how long does this take for the opposing to start a garnishment
Asked on 12/19/08, 2:01 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Gregory Coleman
Coleman Law Office
Re: garnishment
It varries. Has the judgment been ordered already?
If so, then the creditor will have to file a prosup with the court to proceed with the garnishment. If they have done that, then usually just a couple of weeks. Feel free to email directly to our office. Should you have a lot of debt you can consider bankruptcy. If you don't, then maybe the creditor would consider a settlement offer? If you know for sure they will be able to garnish you, you can also set up payment arrangements with them to avoid the garnishment as they can get up to 25% of your paycheck should they garnish you.
Answered on 12/20/08, 9:17 am
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