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garnishment is killing me 10% of gross a week..cant afford it anything i can do at this point...???


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The only thing that will stop a garnishment is Bankruptcy. Sorry. If it is hurting you that bad financially you may want to consider CH7. Most lawyers will give you a free consultation. It doesn`t hurt to at least get some legal advise and explore all your options.

Take care and good luck with your situation.

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I live in the state of PA. ( I think?) the only way a outstanding debt can be 'garnished' is if the debt is a Federal Loan that is outstanding (ie..school loan in default..) or something to do with owing the IRS. You have to decide what 'method' works best for YOU. Everyone's situation is different.




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You could petition the court and ask for an adjustment on the garnishment, but you will need to show proof that the amount garnished is causing a hardship on you and your family.



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Either file a hardship plan with the court or file bankruptcy.That is the only two options I see.

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thanks......figured as much




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