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    May 12, 2008, 05:59 PM
    Wage Attachment
    If you work in a different state than where your garnishment was ordered, which state law do they use? For example, we live in Maryland but my husband works in Delaware. The attachment laws are different... Maryland is 25% but Delaware is 15%... what should they use??
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    May 12, 2008, 06:31 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by inovermyhead302
    If you work in a different state than where your garnishment was ordered, which state law do they use? For example, we live in Maryland but my husband works in Delaware. The attachment laws are different...Maryland is 25% but Delaware is 15%...what should they use???

    They ask for the judgment to transferred to the State where you are employed - that is where the employer is set up for the garnishment and that's what "they" use.
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