Legal Question in Business Law in Oklahoma
I am looking into starting a payday lender business. Can I have a contract for clients to sign that states if payment has not been recieved on the promised date and is over 30 days past due, we can send a notice to their employer to have pay us directly from their wages, or would something like that have to come from a court notice?
Asked on 5/19/10, 7:46 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Mitty Means
Mohanty Means, P.C.
You need to follow Oklahoma law. No, you cannot garnish wages without an order of the court. Retain a lawyer to draft your contract.
Answered on 5/24/10, 8:46 pm
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