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I apologize for the delay. I was unable to log on for a few minutes.

Since they are not involved in the garnishment which is being processed through a state agency, they are not entitled to obtain information from your employer. I would report the attorney to the state bar association who can discipline the attorney for engaging in such conduct. It is the last thing attorneys want to happen, so it should get their attention and prevent future contacts with your employer.

Please let me know if you need additional information.


Best regards to you,

TG

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Expert:	Tina G, BBA, JD
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Answered:	10/15/2009

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