Same creditor, 2 garnishments

I don???t have much information regarding this matter. You can contact with an experienced attorney in this regard and get advice from him/her. I hope, he/she will help you to resolve your problem in a better way.

Hi!
Welcome to the Forums!

Creditors can garnish your paycheck until the judgment is fully satisfied. They can also renew the judgment for 10 years. Anyway, it will better for you to consult an attorney regrading this issue.

Who is the creditor?

In order to garnish you, they need to sue you. Where you served on either of these cases? Did you respond? Go to court?

We need morre specific information. And you do not necessarily need an attorney.

Was I the only one who actually read the OP's post. THEY are being garnished TWICE for the same thing!! OP-you need to go to the court listed on the garnishment and show them that you are being garnished twice for the same account. They can not do that. Looks like you were sued twice for the same thing, which is illegal. You have to go to the courts that issued the judgements and ask to see the case files and go from there. Yes, it would help you greatly to have a lawyer for this. BUT, the fact you were sued and garnished twice for the same thing, should mean money in YOUR pocket for that.

Excuse me but I did read the post....that is why I asked the questions I did.

Some creditors like Citibank have different products....and you can be sued by them twice for the individual products. That is why I was asking who the creditor is.

SoapLady,
Isn't it true that a creditor can only garnish a certain percentage of the creditor's paycheck? So if that percentage is 25 percent and they get two judgements, they couldn't garnish for 50 percent?