Revises Michigan's civil procedure laws regarding exemptions from execution and garnishment proceedings.
This bill amends Michigan's civil procedure laws to revise exemptions from execution and garnishment proceedings. It specifies that certain property, such as a debtor's homestead, household goods, and personal property, is exempt from execution. It also outlines the procedures for garnishment, including the requirements for garnishees and the rights of judgment debtors to claim exemptions. The bill further details the process for intercepting state tax refunds or credits and the limitations on garnishing certain types of income, such as unemployment benefits and disability benefits.
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