wage garnishment

[amf1967]

What is the name of your state? nj my employer have been serve with a court order to garnish my wages 10% for a old debt.if i quit is going to be a problem with the court;

 

[Ellerge]

No Problemo - If You Like Jail!

 

[Kanchazi]

The court cannot force you to keep your current job. All they can do is, the CA would have to serve you again if and when you get a new job. You can quit, if you want, with no problemos.

 

[Chien]

Originally Posted by Ellerge
No Problemo - If You Like Jail!

That was stupid and completely unnecessary.
If you don't know what you're talking about, don't post.
If there's any chance that you do know what you're talking about and opined with THAT instead, don't post.

 

[draygnmage]

My question to the OP is why are you quitting your job over a 10% wage garn? Is no income seriously better than 90%? And if you think you're going to outsmart the system, let me remove that idea for you. No one is above the law. Personally, I enjoy it when debtors tell me they're going to work under the table to avoid paying me. I usually hit record and ask them to repeat. Then I transfer the recording to a digital file and forward it to the IRS. Did you know you get a finder's fee for turning in people who are cheating on their taxes? Its like a whole second bonus check some months.

 

[annajosie]

You claim you hit the record button -- is it legal to record someone without their knowledge? I always thought it was. As far as someone claiming they are going to work under the table, that usually is all bravado talk. How many jobs are out there where a person can acutally earn a decent living and get paid under the table?

 

[VeronicaLodge]

depends on the state

and

yes

 

[draygnmage]

Quite a few. It all depends on what you're willing to do. You have to remember that employers make out on the deal too by not having to provide insurance, overtime, or pay taxes on your wages. And recording someone isn't admissable as evidence, but when you talk to me at my place of employment, part of my spiel is "this call may be monitored or recorded for quality assurance." By continuing the call you are giving me permission to record at will.

 

[amf1967]

i dont mind pay is only 1000$.but i have to go overseas for 2 months

 

[amf1967]

and in restuarant here in nj usally you work off the books.only 250$a week on booksand the rest 600 off

 

[amf1967]

My question to the OP is why are you quitting your job over a 10% wage garn? Is no income seriously better than 90%? And if you think you're going to outsmart the system, let me remove that idea for you. No one is above the law. Personally, I enjoy it when debtors tell me they're going to work under the table to avoid paying me. I usually hit record and ask them to repeat. Then I transfer the recording to a digital file and forward it to the IRS. Did you know you get a finder's fee for turning in people who are cheating on their taxes? Its like a whole second bonus check some months.

if you like a finders fee just report all the diners in nj.99% of them pay off the books