Tennessee Motion to Quash Garnishment is a legal filing that is made to challenge a debtor's garnishment. The Motion is typically used when the garnishment is unlawful or if the debtor can prove that they have already paid the debt. The Motion is filed in the appropriate court in the debtor's county of residence. There are two types of Tennessee Motion to Quash Garnishment: Non-Wage Garnishment and Wage Garnishment. Non-Wage Garnishment is a motion to challenge the seizure of property or assets, such as bank accounts, tax refunds, or other non-wage income. Wage Garnishment is a motion to challenge the seizure of wages, salary, or other income from employment. In both cases, the debtor must provide evidence to support their claim that the garnishment is unlawful or that the debt has been paid in full. The court will then decide whether to grant the Motion to Quash Garnishment.