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Sometimes people do stupid things, but someone who disobeys a court order is one of the craziest things one can do. In divorce court and family custody matters sometimes lawyers try to convince the judge that because of all the pressure of a divorce his client has acted in an unrational way, unfortunately judges rarely fell compassion when their orders are disregarded.
Divorce attorneys and their clients often use the same tall tales to ignoring court orders. One excuse is the other party also did it or the court's order was based on inaccurate information. These excuses rarely work.
One of the
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A court order that seizes assets from the defendant to pay off a
debt is known as Garnishment. One form of garnishment is
automatic withholding of the debtor's wages. When a creditor
fails to satisfy the debt taken, the court can issue a
garnishment against him. When the creditor petitions the court
to send a portion of its pay to satisfy the debt then this step
is taken.
The garnishment law differs from state to state and varies in
details also. Generally, the TVA is required to take over 25% of
an employee's disposable earnings or assets, thereafter sending
that amount to court. The pay of an employee can
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