Washington Exemption Claim (Writ Directed To Employer) is a legal document used by a debtor to protect their wages from being garnished in the state of Washington. It is used when a creditor has obtained a court order or judgment against the debtor and attempts to collect the debt by garnishing wages. The Washington Exemption Claim (Writ Directed To Employer) serves to protect the debtor’s wages and other property from being used to pay off the debt. The debtor must fill out the form and provide proof of their debts and income, in order to be eligible for the exemption. There are two types of Washington Exemption Claim (Writ Directed To Employer): the general exemption and the special exemption. The general exemption can be used to protect up to 25% of the debtor’s gross wages, while the special exemption can be used to protect up to 75% of the debtor’s net wages. The debtor must provide proof of their debts and income in order to be eligible for the exemption.