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    Out of State Garnishment

    I am hoping not to have to file Bankruptcy but I just received a writ of garnishment in the mail. 25% of my wages.

    The debt was in Colorado.

    I live in Texas, My Corporate Headquarters is in Texas. We are a division of a larger company that handles our payroll from Masschusetts. That Payroll dept informed me they will be withholding the 25% effective immediately.

    My confusion is I thought Texas was a non garnishment state. We have a small office in Colorado but its not a part of my company I do work for so I only know of its existence.

    Is that enough jurisdiction for the Colorado Court to order my Texas wages garnished?


    summary:

    debt from CO
    My residence is TX
    My company HQ is TX
    but my company does have offices in CO and Amsterdam but I have never set foot in either one of them.

    my questions: ( thanks in advance )
    1. Can they do this
    2. if Not, but Since they already began process with my payroll who says they need another court order to NOT do it, how do I go about that? tx lawyer, co lawyer, just contact the court?

    miscellaneous: I never received a notice of Judgement, only got a copy of the garnishment writ through my payroll.

    #2
    If I were you, I would contact a Texas NACA attorney to represent you.
    Filed CH 7 9/30/2008
    Discharged Jan 5, 2009! Closed Jan 18, 2009

    I am not an attorney. None of my advice is legal advice in any way..

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