railroad disablity
can your railroad permanent disablity be take for back child support.
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Read More Answered By: MARK GEYER |
Re: railroad disablity Hello!
Child support is a judgment. Your retirement is "attachable" to satisfy a judgment as a general rule. The funds cannot be attached until they are paid into an account however. Up to 50% of "income" can be subject to attachment. If attached, you can seek a "claim of exemption" and do so to reduce the impact of the seizure.
I hope this has been helpful
Respectfully,
Mark Mitchell Geyer |
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