can a cretit burow ask more than i can pay them and still gannish my wages
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Read More Answered By: David K. Staub |
A creditor can ask for full payment. The creditor is entitled to garnish your wages within the limits imposed by law. The law sets out how much of your wages you are entitled to keep, free from garnishment. You may feel that is not enough, but unless you are under the protection of the bankruptcy court, you can't limit a creditor to what you feel that you are able to pay. |
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