Creditor continues wage garnishment for over a year after court judgment cancelled
Tower Loan continued garnishing wages for over a year after a court recorded the judgment as cancelled and the debt as satisfied, seizing $5,800 without serving the debtor or filing in the correct jurisdiction. The debtor discovered the illegal garnishment only through an attorney review.
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