Payroll Guy
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Anyone can garnish your pay but they must go to court first and they usually don't want to go to all that trouble but yes it is very possible. I see it all the time. |
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suigeneris-impetus
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If they take you to court and it is ordered by the judge to do so. No one can garnish wages unless it done so through the court system. |
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Tony R
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depends on the contract you signed |
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jack w
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You need a Court Order to garnish wages. Eviction is another matter. An alternative is his suing you in Small Claims Court to get a Court Order/Judgement. |
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john.lecik@sbcglobal.net
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ya they can. but it would probably cost them more in legal fees then you owe them to do something like that.
Think about it, if it was that easy to do. How many credit card companies would;d just do that then to send the bill to a collection agency? |
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justagorilla
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if awarded payment in court, they can walk right over to the wage garnishment division and put it into action. I had to do it to a tennant of mine who actually worked in that department. She freaked and paid me everything she owed me asap. |
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Little_Femme
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Yes, they can. Although I think a certain amount of time has to pass before garnishment can take place. |
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Kavasa
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Doubtful but they can evict you. |
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SweetPain
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No, not without some type of court order and that would be highly unlikely unless you have done some major damage to the place. An eviction would be easiest for them |
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julieforshaw1960
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at the end of the day you do owe him money but he cant take all of your pay check he can only take what is owed to him .if your pay check doesnt cover what you owe then by law he should contact you and work out a payment plan that your both comfortable with and also hes not entitled to take money out of your account by law without your parmission if your no longer his tenant if you are his tenant still then as i said he must contact you. |
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Dan H
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I've never heard of that, but AZ may have that law on the books.
Normally, the landlord needs to get a court judgment against you, then if you still don't pay, the landlord could go back to court and ask for the judge to order paycheck garnishment. |
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