From what I can find on here I think the answer is NO. However I couldn't find anywhere were a state tax department was the source of the garnishment. also I talked to my bank and said I would have to wait until the garnishment came thru and they would put the funds on hold, meanwhile my car gets repoed...... Really, I think there's another solution. Anybody???
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From what I can find on here I think the answer is NO. However I couldn't find anywhere were a state tax department was the source of the garnishment. also I talked to my bank and said I would have to wait until the garnishment came thru and they would put the funds on hold, meanwhile my car gets repoed...... Really, I think there's another solution. Anybody???
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Hey Thanks guys! So you gave me the idea to call the bank's legal department and this is what if was told. EXACTLY what you folks said hahaha The bank will hold the funds for 7 days while they researc
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Garnishment and asset seizures vary state to state. Fed Law protects your disability from most everything except the Fed Govt more or less. It does not stop them from taking assets you bought or are
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