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small claims

if i am a single mother, and they garinshee my wage by thirty percent . plus an aditional fee to get a new order every two weeks. what can i do about this ?this is a small claims order , will going bankrupt cover this debt ?

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One Response to “small claims”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

Once a wage garnishment starts, there are typically three ways to get it to stop:
1. Repay the debt (in other words make a deal directly with the creditor);
2. File a proposal to your creditors; or
3. File for bankruptcy.
As for whether the debt from small claims court is covered, it most likely is. There is a very small category of debts that survives a bankruptcy and it includes debts like fraud, certain student loans, debts that are the result of monies stolen from trust funds. I would recommend contacting a licensed trustee in your area, bring all the documents relating to this garnishee and court order to ensure that this is a debt that you will be released from.