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What does levy deduction on a paycheck mean?
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It refers to the garnishment of wages by a creditor for repayment of a debt. States inact their own garnishment laws, the maximum amount allowed by federal law is 25% of disposable income the first $154.50 of weekly wages are totally exempt. A garnishment order for debt can often be modified if "undue hardship" can be proven. These terms DO NOT apply to child support and in some cases spousal maintenance.

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