The Illinois Notice of Motion Wage Deduction Exemption Hearing is a legal process that allows an employee to appeal a wage deduction that has been ordered by the court. The hearing provides an opportunity for the employee to present evidence and arguments to the court in order to prove that they should be exempted from the wage deduction. The employee must file a Notice of Motion for an Exemption Hearing in court and serve a copy of the motion to the employer. The employer will then have the opportunity to respond to the motion. If the court grants the employee's motion, the wage deduction will be canceled or reduced. There are two types of Illinois Notice of Motion Wage Deduction Exemption Hearing: 1. Post-Judgment Exemption Hearing: This type of hearing is used when an employee has already had a wage deduction order issued against them by the court. The employee must provide evidence to the court to prove that the wage deduction should be reduced or canceled. 2. Prejudgment Exemption Hearing: This type of hearing is used when an employee has received notice from their employer that a wage deduction is being contemplated. The employee must provide evidence to the court to prove that they should be exempted from the wage deduction.