Legal Question in Employment Law in Virginia

Can an employer garnish wages due to a mistake in a previous pay period?

Asked on 6/07/12, 9:29 pm

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Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

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Yes, if the amount garnished was incorrectly calculated for that previous pay

period.

Answered on 6/08/12, 4:39 am

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