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Tenants Evicted with unpaid rent of 2 months

David Jackson
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So tenants have been evicted. I have the judgement for the last FTPR which proves unpaid rent of 2 months. 


The question is, can i start the process of garnishment using that judgement and on a side i file for a large claim which would not include the 2 months unpaid rent but other costs/damages as they have been evicted before the lease expiration and did not finish the entire term.

What would be the best way to go about it. 

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Is it legal to garnish wages in your state? If so get an attorney to take care of it.

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