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Creditor Denied Wage Garnishment but....

by Scutts
(Sacramento)

A creditor has a judgement against me. They tried to garnish my wages but a judge ruled against them citing we need our income for supporting our family. Can the creditor levy our bank account for what is essentialy the same money?

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Creditor Denied Wage Garnishment but....

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Sep 28, 2011
 Creditor Denied Wage Garnishment but....
by: Debtcollectionanswers.com.

The creditor can ask the court for permission to take money from your bank account, seize an asset that you own that is nonexempt (protected from collection actions), or put a lien on one of your assets. If there is a lien on the asset, you cannot sell it or transfer it to someone else unless you pay off the lien, which will probably be for the amount of the judgment.

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