An Arizona Order Stopping Order Of Assignment Income Withholding Order (also known as an OSHAOA”) is a legal document issued by the Arizona Superior Court that orders an employer, private creditor, or other entity to stop collecting income from an employee or debtor. It is most commonly used in cases of divorce, child support, alimony, or other family law disputes, and is an important tool in helping parties manage their finances during a legal dispute. There are two types of Arizona OSHA orders — an automatic stay, which prevents creditors from collecting any payments until the court has made a decision, and a direct order, which requires the creditor to immediately stop all collections. An OSHA also serves to protect the employee or debtor from wage garnishment, as well as from potential legal penalties if the employer or creditor fails to comply.
An Arizona Order Stopping Order Of Assignment Income Withholding Order (also known as an OSHAOA”) is a legal document issued by the Arizona Superior Court that orders an employer, private creditor, or other entity to stop collecting income from an employee or debtor. It is most commonly used in cases of divorce, child support, alimony, or other family law disputes, and is an important tool in helping parties manage their finances during a legal dispute. There are two types of Arizona OSHA orders — an automatic stay, which prevents creditors from collecting any payments until the court has made a decision, and a direct order, which requires the creditor to immediately stop all collections. An OSHA also serves to protect the employee or debtor from wage garnishment, as well as from potential legal penalties if the employer or creditor fails to comply.
