What is the maximum percentage allowed for wage garnishment medical debts?
The Consumer Credit Protection Act (CCPA) limits the amount of an individual's disposable earnings that can be garnished for payment of a medical debt to 25% of their weekly take-home pay. This limit applies to garnishments ordered by a court or state agency, as well as those obtained through private creditors with a court orderMedical Billing - Related Articles
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