Creditors can collect up to 25% of your wages to satisfy a judgment. If you are experiencing financial difficulties, 25% can be devastating. Additionally, people may not know their wages are being garnished until the garnishment actually occurs. Wage garnishment is a scary and frustrating experience for many. Fortunately, the Law Office of Christopher P. Walker, P.C. can help you file bankruptcy and put a stop to wage garnishment.

Do you need to speak with a lawyer about garnishment law? Please contact attorney Christopher P. Walker today to arrange a free consultation.

Stopping Wage Garnishment

Child support payments, back taxes, credit card debt, and other debts can all be subjected to wage garnishment. The process can cause embarrassment for employees as well as inconvenience. When our firm files a bankruptcy petition on your behalf, all attempts from creditors to collect a debt will stop. This includes garnishment actions.

In your initial consultation, Mr. Walker can thoroughly review your specific financial situation and perform a dischargeability analysis. Mr. Walker has extensive experience helping people put an end to wage garnishment, discharge debt, and get a fresh start on their finances.

IRS and Wage Garnishment

Individuals and business owners can encounter Federal and State tax problems for a variety of reasons. Often, procrastination may be to blame. However, even if you have procrastinated, you may have options. Our firm can discuss your options in stopping payroll garnishment, tax levies, and property seizures. Contact us today to arrange your consultation and learn how we can help.