Michigan HB6230 revises civil procedure rules for execution and collection of judgments, including exemptions, garnishment procedures, and state tax.
Michigan HB6230 amends the Michigan Compiled Laws to revise procedures for the collection of judgments. It modifies exemptions for property and earnings, detailing what is exempt from levy and sale under an execution. The bill also updates procedures for garnishment, including requirements for financial institutions and the state treasurer. Notably, it specifies conditions under which state tax refunds or credits can be intercepted to satisfy judgments, with exceptions for certain consumer debts.
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