New York Child Support Garnishment

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New York child support laws include income from sources beyond employment, such as pensions, unemployment benefits, and lottery winnings. However, they typically cannot garnish 100% of a persons disposable income, with a limit usually up to 65%. Structured settlements are generally exempt from garnishment. New York law does not explicitly state that non-wage income is ungarnishable, but certain types like structured settlements are typically exempt. Consult a New York attorney for specific advice.

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But can it garnish *%
While New York child support laws can garnish various sources of income, they typically cannot take *%. The limit is usually up to *% of a person's disposable income. Could you specify the type of income you're referring to?
Non taxable structure settlement
In New York, a structured settlement is generally exempt from garnishment for child support. This is because they are often considered non-wage income. However, this can depend on the specific terms of the settlement. Please consult an attorney for tailored advice.
Is there a New York law stating that a non-wage income is ungarnishable
New York law does not explicitly state that non-wage income is ungarnishable. However, certain types of non-wage income, like structured settlements, are typically exempt from garnishment. Please consult a New York attorney for specific advice.