Wage Garnishments and Bank Garnishments

October 27, 20261 min readBy PinGallery
Wage Garnishments and Bank Garnishments
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After a court judgment, a creditor may seek garnishment to collect money from wages or bank accounts.

Garnishment papers are served on the employer or bank, and notice is given to the debtor according to court rules.

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Creditors should confirm the debtor’s current employer before filing a wage garnishment.

Part of Collections

Skip tracing and asset searches often help creditors locate employers and accounts before garnishment.

Need Papers Served in Ohio?

For process serving in the Mahoning Valley, contact Ohio Security & Investigations, 7087 West Blvd #8, Youngstown, (888) 341-6960. In Central Ohio, contact 10-8 Protective Services LLC, 2600 Oakstone Dr. Ste 15, Columbus, (800) 949-8521. Office hours are 9 AM to 5 PM.

This pin is general information, not legal advice. Talk with an attorney about your situation.

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