Posts by steelbear29

ruggedmaker2 said:Nope. Not happening. You can't touch more than one-third. That's the limit.

Thanks!

John Clark6 said:Well, maybe you just pause the garnishment for the specific amount needed to keep him at that two-thirds threshold.

Thanks!
Can I actually pause more than 1/3? What if I have a signed statement from the employee saying they’re okay with a larger reduction?

I really need some advice here!
Can I legally cut an employee's pay to cover a late garnishment order if I've been regularly pausing their loan repayments? This person’s contract dates back to 2008. If I stop everything now to settle the outstanding garnishment, their take-home pay will drop below two-thirds of their net salary. What do you guys think?

Kimberly Sanders4 said:I honestly think it’s doable—actually, I’m one hundred percent sure about this. They could just sign a fiduciary agreement where someone acts as the fiduciary owner until the mortgage on the house is fully paid off, basically stepping in as the guarantor in the meantime...

Thanks so much for the input. We're going to give it a shot.

Is there any way to block a property transfer or a gift? To be more specific: can someone—say, a legal heir or a co-signer on a loan—legally prevent a property from being signed over to the person they’re guaranteeing for until that debt is fully paid off?

brisktinker15 said:Wait, what happened with the thyroid? Why did they have to operate on that?

I was wondering about that too. 😕

Does anyone know a good spot in Washington, D.C. where I can pick up some colored contact lenses? Also, what's the drill—do I need an eye exam first?