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How to garnish wage if don't know where debtor lives?
Hi guys, I received a judgement from the court against my old tenant whom is evicted and went to live elsewhere. I know where the husband and wife works, however on the forms to garnish wages it asks for the current location of debtor, which I don't know. How should I proceed with this? Can I put their workplace down as address and then serve both the debtor and garnishee notice at work?
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Hi Allen,
You need to go talk to a lawyer about this. I don't think it's just that easy though and garnishing wages is really hard. Just let it go, man. You won you got them out and now it's on their permanent record. Stop wasting your time on this and move forward.