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If your employee has more than one order You can apply to the court to combine 2 or more non-priority orders into a single order. This is called a 'consolidated attachment of earnings order'.
If you've got the 'replying to an attachment of earnings application' or 'N56' form, it means your creditor has applied to take money from your wages. Don't ignore the form - it's really important you complete it and return it to the court before the deadline.
You can apply to the court on an N244 to 'vary' or change the order if you find that you cannot afford the deduction rate on the attachment of earnings order because your circumstances have changed. You will have to give full details of your budget and why you cannot afford the deductions set by the court.
An attachment of earnings order instructs your employer to divert money directly from your wages to pay back a debt. Your employer sends the money to the court that made the order, and they then forward the money to your creditor.
You can tick a box to ask for the order to be stopped if it will cause you hardship, for example if you wouldn't be able to pay your bills. This is called a 'suspended attachment of earnings order'. You'll need to give the reasons why you think it should be stopped.

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An attachment of earnings order instructs your employer to divert money directly from your wages to pay back a debt. Your employer sends the money to the court that made the order, and they then forward the money to your creditor.
To apply for a consolidated attachment of earnings order you must make an application to the court on a form called an N244, giving details of all the attachment of earnings orders and CCJs that you want to consolidate. You do not have to pay a fee up-front to make this application.
You can apply for a consolidated attachment of earnings order by writing to the court. In the letter you should include details of all the court orders you want the court to consolidate. You should also include a budget summary in the letter, with details of all your outgoings and income.
The maximum amount which can be deducted for a Direct Earnings Attachment is 20% of the net earnings if deductions are being taken at the Standard rate, as illustrated in Table A, or 40% if deductions are being taken at the Higher rate, as illustrated in Table B (both shown in Annex B).
You can apply for a consolidated attachment of earnings order by writing to the court. In the letter you should include details of all the court orders you want the court to consolidate. You should also include a budget summary in the letter, with details of all your outgoings and income.

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