Medical Debt Garnishment Limits: Understanding the 25% Rule
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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