Michigan HB6205 exempts certain benefits and tax credits from garnishment and limits the amount of wages subject to garnishment.
Michigan HB6205 amends civil procedure laws to exempt various benefits and tax credits from garnishment, including means-tested public assistance, unemployment compensation, federal earned income tax credits, and state tax credits. It also limits the amount of wages subject to garnishment to 20% of the debtor's earnings if the weekly gross wages do not exceed $1,925, and 30% if the weekly gross wages exceed $1,925.
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