Car Garnishment Legal Guide

Summary

In Mississippi, creditors need a judgment to garnish assets, including cars. The state exempts $10,000 worth of personal property, which may include your car. Creditors can add interest to the judgment, subject to limitations. Consult a local attorney for detailed advice.

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A garnishment
Hello ****, I understand you're dealing with a garnishment issue. Could you please specify what type of garnishment you're facing? Also, could you provide your location as legal proceedings may vary based on jurisdiction?
Car
Hello ****, it seems like your car is being garnished. Laws vary by location. Could you please provide your location to help me provide the most accurate information?
* Hopewell keys Rd nettleton MS *
Hello ****, in Mississippi, wage and non-wage garnishments are allowed under Title *: Civil Practice and Procedure §*-*-*. Here are some important points:
- Creditors need a judgment before garnishing assets.
- Mississippi exempts $*,* worth of personal property, this could include your car.
- Mississippi follows Federal exemptions for wage garnishments.
Please consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
Can they charge interest on what you owe them
Yes, typically, in Mississippi, creditors can add interest to the judgment, as per Title *: Regulation of Trade, Commerce and Investments §*-*-*. However, it's subject to certain limitations. Please consult a local attorney for detailed advice.