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This document is a public notice regarding an application for a Wage Execution Order against a judgment-debtor's salary in the Superior Court of New Jersey. It outlines the process for wage garnishment, including the percentage of earnings that may be withheld, the definitions of disposable earnings, and the debtor's rights to object or apply for a reduction in the amount withheld. The notice emphasizes that employers cannot retaliate against employees whose wages are garnished.

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Begin by entering the Plaintiff or Filing Attorney Information. Fill in your name, NJ Attorney ID Number, and address. If you have a new address or phone number, check the appropriate box.
Next, provide the details of the Superior Court of New Jersey, including the Law Division, Special Civil Part, County, and Docket Number.
In the section for Defendant(s), enter the name and address of the Judgment-Debtor accurately.
Fill in the employer's name and address where the wage execution order will be served. Specify whether it is 10% of gross salary or another applicable percentage based on disposable earnings.
Complete the Certification of Service section by entering your name and date when you served notice to the judgment-debtor.

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