South Carolina Child Support Garnishment Limits, Exemptions and Protections

While all sources of the noncustodial parent’s income are subject to South Carolina wage garnishment, maximum garnishment limits and exemptions do apply. These South Carolina garnishment limits act to protect the noncustodial parent (paying parent) from total depletion of earnings. Garnishment limits are especially important because the noncustodial parent may have more than one wage withholding or child support garnishment order.

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New York Restraining Orders: How Do They Work?

Restraining orders are called orders of protection in New York State. Two types of courts issue them’ family courts and criminal courts. But, how do they work, how do they differ and what happens when they’re violated? Our New York legal expert explains.

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Missouri Bankruptcy Exemptions

When filing for bankruptcy in Missouri, federal exemptions are not available. In this article, you will find a list of state exemptions available to debtors in Missouri.

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Maryland Bankruptcy Exemptions

When filing for bankruptcy in Maryland, federal exemptions are not available. In this article, you will find a list of state exemptions available to debtors in Maryland.

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