Sunday, 7 September 2014

I have a judgment for a credit card in California. I moved to Texas last year and work here. My wages have just been garnished. I talked to ...

Question

I have a judgment for a credit card in California. I moved to Texas last year and work here. My wages have just been garnished. I talked to the payroll office and they said they will follow the California judgment even though I live in Texas. Is this legal? If it is not, who can I contact to help me since the payroll office wont? If it is, is there any way to stop this other than filing bankruptcy? I make the minimum and pay for basics and cant live off the remainder after the garnishment.



Answer

No, this is not legal.

Contact the Texas Workforce Commission:

http://www.twc.state.tx.us/twcinfo/contactus.html

Your employer is breaking the law. And they are idiots.



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