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[Solved] Need legal resources!

 
(@Mightyspear)
New Member Registered

I won custody of my son 6 years ago and it cost me every penny I had to do it. Now - years later - a guardian ad litem who was assigned to our case has garnished my wages for an additional $9,000. This is a woman that never met me or my child throughout the entire trial. All she did was met with my ex-wife and tried to get my son away from me. I wouldn't even be so worried if they weren't garnishing me for 25% of my wages. They're only supposed to be able to take 10%, but they tricked me. By the time I even found d out about the garnishment, it was past the deadline to register as Head of Household to keep them from taking 25%. I need help! I have an 8yr-old boy who depends on me and I don't
make a lot of money. With how much they're taking, it takes one entire paycheck just to pay my rent and I'm not left with enough to pay Bill's. I need to know if there's any organization that might help me legally.

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Topic starter Posted : 15/05/2019 11:35 pm
 Mojo
(@Mojo)
Illustrious Member Registered

Hi there

I think your in the US, am I right? Unfortunately we are UK based and just don’t have the knowledge of US law or any charities or other organisations that might be able to help you... really sorry Mightyspear and best of luck.

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Posted : 16/05/2019 12:19 am
(@dadmod2)
Illustrious Member

mighty, you can try https://www.justanswer.com/

or just google local family law/child custody lawyers, and try book an appointment. they may give you some free advice.

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Posted : 16/05/2019 10:11 pm
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