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End of Garnishment Question

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chinabloo

Member
What is the name of your state? Ohio

I'm not sure if I should be asking this here or on another board.

My 3/31 paycheck should be the last to be garnished to pay off a judgment to Citibank. My question is this....how does my company know what to cut that final check for? My garnishment has been $659.92 from each check, but my calculations show that just under $400 will finish paying the debt, 10% interest granted by the court, and $117 in costs.

Thanks in advance for your help.
 


racer72

Senior Member
The writ of garnishment will list the exact amount owed to the judgement debtor. Your payroll should have been keeping a running tab of this total. I would suggest contacting your payroll department just to make sure they are aware of the situation.
 

chinabloo

Member
I got ahold of the the attorney's office that's handling this for Citibank. I was told that my company is to continue garnishing until the court notifies them to stop. Once the court receives documentation that the judgment is paid, I will get a check back from the court for any overage.

Does that sound right? In the meantime, I'm still waiting on a call back from my HR guy here at work.
 

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