Social Security Garnishment Protection

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Social Security benefits are generally protected from garnishment by creditors. If a default judgment is issued, ensure the court acknowledges your exemption claim. Inform your bank about the exemption to prevent account freezes. Consider consulting a local attorney for further advice on protecting your assets and understanding your rights.

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DiscoverBank sued me and I respond by motion to claim exemption to prevent bank freeze due to social security income
Since you've already responded with a motion to claim exemption due to your Social Security income, you may want to ensure the court acknowledges that Social Security benefits are generally exempt from garnishment. Here are some key points:
- Social Security benefits are protected from most creditors.
- Ensure your bank is aware of the exemption.
- Attend any court hearings and present your exemption claim.
Do you have any upcoming court dates or further legal concerns regarding this case?
it's default judgment with exemption claim
Since you mentioned there's a default judgment, here are a few important points:
- A default judgment means the court has ruled in favor of Discover Bank because there was no response from you within the required time.
- Social Security benefits are generally exempt from garnishment.
- Ensure the court acknowledges your exemption claim.
- Inform your bank about the exemption to prevent account freezes.
Do you have any upcoming court dates or further legal concerns regarding this case?
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If your main concern is the default judgment and ensuring your Social Security benefits remain protected, here are some steps you can take:
- Make sure the court has acknowledged your exemption claim.
- Inform your bank about your exemption status.
- Consider consulting a local attorney for further advice.
Do you have any other legal concerns or need assistance with something else?