Florida Plaintiffs Motion For Continuing Writ of Garnishment For Wages is a legal document used to garnish an employer's wages in order to satisfy a debt owed to a plaintiff. This motion is typically filed in the court where the debt was awarded and is used to request a court order for the employer to withhold a certain amount of wages from the employee's paycheck and pay it to the plaintiff. This writ is generally used to satisfy a judgment or other debt that the employee may owe to the plaintiff. There are two types of Florida Plaintiffs Motion For Continuing Writ of Garnishment For Wages: (1) Non-Exempt Earnings and (2) Exempt Earnings. Non-Exempt Earnings are wages that the employer must withhold from the employee's paycheck and pay to the plaintiff. Exempt Earnings are wages that the employer is not required to withhold from the employee's paycheck, but may be garnished if the employee does not dispute the garnishment.
Florida Plaintiffs Motion For Continuing Writ of Garnishment For Wages is a legal document used to garnish an employer's wages in order to satisfy a debt owed to a plaintiff. This motion is typically filed in the court where the debt was awarded and is used to request a court order for the employer to withhold a certain amount of wages from the employee's paycheck and pay it to the plaintiff. This writ is generally used to satisfy a judgment or other debt that the employee may owe to the plaintiff. There are two types of Florida Plaintiffs Motion For Continuing Writ of Garnishment For Wages: (1) Non-Exempt Earnings and (2) Exempt Earnings. Non-Exempt Earnings are wages that the employer must withhold from the employee's paycheck and pay to the plaintiff. Exempt Earnings are wages that the employer is not required to withhold from the employee's paycheck, but may be garnished if the employee does not dispute the garnishment.
