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When an ordinary creditor garnishes a debtor's bank account, the bank responds by freezing the debtor's access to the funds until th...

Certain property is exempt from seizure by general creditors. There are several categories of exemptions available to Kentucky debtors....

It often happens that a creditor will garnish a debtor’s bank account, but there are more individuals named as account owners than just...

This is a very long explanation of not very much. Residential landlord and tenant law is complicated in Kentucky because the Uniform  ...

Regarding the issuance and service of a Kentucky judicial garnishment. KRS 425.501(3) states, "The order of garnishment shall be se...

Sometimes I get lucky . . . . KENTUCKY CIRCUIT COURT CLERKS' MANUAL Written and Edited by: Office of Legal Services Administrative...

IRS tax levy garnishment exemptions are refreshingly simple. 26 U.S.C. § 6334 - Property Exempt From Levy , provides in part, "(a) En...

Kentucky's garnishment procedures, principally contained in KRS §425.501, et seq.,  KRCP Rule 69.02 and various local rules of court, at...

How much time does Kentucky civil procedure allow a judgment debtor to object to a garnishment or to claim an exemption? It is a question wi...

Question: Why do creditors garnish bank accounts? Answer: Sutton's Law . Because that's where the money is. An assortment of Sta...