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Put a Stop to Wage Garnishment If you qualify for a Chapter 13 or chapter 7 bankruptcy in Little Rock, AR, all judgment creditor garnishments will stop immediately and permanently. If you are being garnished by student loan, child support or tax collectors those withholdings will stop if you file a chapter 13 case.
As another example, under federal law the following are also exempt from garnishment: Social Security, SSI, Veterans benefits, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, unemployment compensation, and workers compensation. You have a right to ask for a court hearing to claim these or other exemptions.
When your bank receives a court order to garnish money in your account, your bank must look at your account history to see if you received federal benefits by direct deposit in the last two months. Two months worth of benefits are protected and remain in your account for you to use.
Creditors generally cant garnish your Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits, thanks to federal and state protections. In most cases, they have to sue you and win a judgment before attempting to collect unpaid debts. Even then, SSDI benefits are usually shielded from garnishment.
Wages and Retirement Account Exemptions Seventy-five percent of earned but unpaid wages are typically exempt, allowing you to keep most of your income during the bankruptcy process. Retirement accounts, such as 401(k) plans, pensions, and IRAs, are generally exempt under both federal and Arkansas laws.
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In Arkansas, if your disposable earnings are 30 times the minimum wage or less, your wages cant be garnished. If your disposable earnings are more than 30 times the federal minimum wage, your creditor can only take that amount over minimum wage or 25% of your disposable earnings, whichever is less.
Under the Social Security Act, these benefits are generally exempt from garnishment and bank levies from private creditors. This means that credit card companies, medical debt collectors and personal loan providers typically cannot legally seize your Social Security funds to satisfy unpaid debts.

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