An attorney for Federated Financial Corp (3rd party debt collector) has ordered me to appear before another attorney to give him information on my vehicles, copies of my wage statements, monthly bank statements for the past 3 years, copies of my State and Fed tax returns and real estate tax notices for the past year. He is going to look at this info to see if this property can be used to satisfy a judgment against me and garnish my wages. What rights do I have and what do I HAVE to bring him for this settlement? Is it possible he can take my car or truck? How much can he garnish?

Yes, the judgment creditor is entitled to ALL of your financial information. Yes, he could take your car or truck. You at this point have no rights concerning full financial disclosure.

Montana follows Federal garnishment guidelines which are up to 25% of disposable income.

I do not particularly like this site and find it slanted BUT it explains things well - Wage garnishment laws and your rights explained here! (http://www.fair-debt-collection.com/garnishment-law.html)

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You don't have to provide info unless a court ordered it. If its just the attorney for the plaintiff tell him to get a court order.