Washington HB2386 revises garnishment forms to clarify employer obligations and procedures.

Washington HB2386 updates garnishment forms to ensure employers provide accurate information about the defendant's employment status, financial accounts, and possession of personal property. The bill mandates that employers list the defendant's total earnings, allowable deductions, disposable earnings, exempt earnings, and deductions for superior liens. It also requires employers to specify the amount due and owing from them to the defendant.

Washington HB2386 revises garnishment forms to clarify employer obligations and procedures.

Washington HB2386 updates garnishment forms to ensure employers provide accurate information about the defendant's employment status, financial accounts, and possession of personal property. The bill mandates that employers list the defendant's total earnings, allowable deductions, disposable earnings, exempt earnings, and deductions for superior liens. It also requires employers to specify the amount due and owing from them to the defendant.