IRS Wage Garnishment

Garnishment

Garnishment is an embarrassing, and confusing form of collection.

It also is a very technical process, and has several rules that the party garnishing must follow.

A garnishment is not only humiliating and embarrassing, it often times creates a financial disaster.

By the time you are notified that your bank account(s) have been garnished, the bank has already taken all but $150!

By the time you are notified that your salary has been garnished, your employer has already deducted 25% of your paycheck!

THERE MUST BE A JUDGMENT GRANTED AGAINST YOU BEFORE YOU CAN BE GARNISHED. A GARNISHMENT IS VALID ONLY IF THE JUDGMENT THAT IT IS BASED UPON IS VALID. IF THE JUDGMENT THAT THE GARNISHMENT IS BASED UPON IS VOID, THEN THE JUDGMENT CAN BE SET ASIDE AND THE GARNISHMENT CAN BE QUASHED.

Right to garnish in Arizona

The right to garnish your salary or bank account is based upon the other party having a valid judgment.

Can a garnishment be set aside?

Sometimes. Depending on the judgment it can be set aside for technical violations.

Right to a hearing

If your wages are being garnished, you have the right to request a hearing to have the Court reduce the amount being withheld from your paychecks.

Don’t submit to a garnishment without reviewing all options available to you.

What do I do next?

  1. Call the law office of Richard Groves at (602) 230-0995 for free consultation OR
  2. Fill out the form to the right and tell us which debt buying company you are dealing with

Attorney Richard Groves is very experienced in working with all debt buying companies. He is very experienced in handling clients situations with debt buyer very quickly and efficiently.

If you have been garnished call the law office of Richard Groves for a free consultation and let us help you determine if the judgment against you is valid. (602) 230-0995

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