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Kevin Drouillard
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Wage garnishment for past rent procedures and counseling

Kevin Drouillard
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Hello, how do I go about attempting to garnish an evicted tenants wages for back rent? I am seeking ways to get back past rent payments. Is there any way to go about the process of wage garnishment in Atlanta? What are the Procedures necessary. I had a property manager who was of no help and I am seeking advice. The property/Case is in DeKalb county.

Thank you for your help and insights.

Kevin

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Jay Hinrichs
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what we do if we want to waste time on this is to get the judgement at small claims.

then there are methods to garnish.. although I will say its rare that anyone collects anything in these situations.

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