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16-110-416. Notice to employer garnishee.
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16-110-416. Notice to employer garnishee.
In any garnishment of salaries, wages, or other compensation due from the employer garnishee, the plaintiff shall include the following notice to the employer garnishee:
“NOTICE TO EMPLOYER GARNISHEE”
The amount of wages available for withholding for this judgment and costs is subject to certain prior claims. Under Arkansas law, income withholding for child support has a priority over all other legal processes. Under federal law, the total amount to be withheld cannot exceed the maximum amount allowed under § 303(b).”
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 16-110-416
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.16.odt
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16-110-416. Notice to employer garnishee.
In any garnishment of salaries, wages, or other compensation due from the employer garnishee, the plaintiff shall include the following notice to the employer garnishee:
“NOTICE TO EMPLOYER GARNISHEE”
The amount of wages available for withholding for this judgment and costs is subject to certain prior claims. Under Arkansas law, income withholding for child support has a priority over all other legal processes. Under federal law, the total amount to be withheld cannot exceed the maximum amount allowed under § 303(b).”
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