This may sound like a dumb question but I'm honestly not sure how this works and was curious. When they say they can garnish 25% of your disposable income. What exactly do they consider "disposable income"? I've often wondered about that when I've read about it and never was quite sure what that means. Do they figure in your bills as in mortage or rent, lites, water, phone that sort of thing, or do they take 25% right off the bat of your take home pay? Just been curious about that and figured someone here would know the answer.
Thanks in advance,
Johnita