Title III of the Consumer Credit Protection Act allows debtors who are subject to a writ of garnishment to retain a total of (1)75 percent of their weekly disposable earnings and (2)an amount equal to thirty hours of work paid at federal minimum wage.

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The Answer of Title III of the Consumer Credit Protection Act allows debtors who are subject to a writ of garnishment to retain a total of (1)75 percent of their weekly disposable earnings and (2)an amount equal to thirty hours of work paid at federal minimum wage.

Title III of the Consumer Credit Protection Act Allows Debtors