HellOnEarth
Junior Member
What is the name of your state?: CA
Sorry if this seems a stupid question.
I was under the impression that disposable income is income AFTER tax, not gross income. So, since CA allows upto 25% of disposable income to be garnished, I assumed that a judgment creditor would be able to garnish upto 25% of the income left AFTER the mandatory federal, state, SS and Medicare taxes are paid? Am I right in these assumptions?
Thanks.
Sorry if this seems a stupid question.
I was under the impression that disposable income is income AFTER tax, not gross income. So, since CA allows upto 25% of disposable income to be garnished, I assumed that a judgment creditor would be able to garnish upto 25% of the income left AFTER the mandatory federal, state, SS and Medicare taxes are paid? Am I right in these assumptions?
Thanks.