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Can your wages be garnished for credit card debt in Texas?

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Texas does not allow wage garnishment. Texas is known as a debtor friendly state. This means the exemptions are so liberal the average debtor is judgment proof. You sound very upset..please e-mail me if you think I can be of further help.


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