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    California Southern District Payment Question

    Does the bankruptcy court in southern california require chapter 13 payments via wage garnishment?

    I am currently self-employed so I know that I will have to make the payment myself, however what happens if I become an employee (W2) of a company in about 2 months?

    Can I continue to make the payment via money order/cashiers' check or automatic payment via bank account?

    I am afraid employer may fire me.

    #2
    Most districts do require payment by withholding order. But "garnishment" is not the correct term. A garnishment is an involuntary withholding in execution of a judgment. Most districts also have exceptions to the rule where there is legitimate concern that the employer may terminate the employee because of the bookkeeping headache.
    Pay no attention to anything I post. I graduated last in my class from a fly-by-night law school that no longer exists; I never studied or went to class; and I only post on internet forums when I'm too drunk to crawl away from the computer.

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      #3
      Central District, Riverside Court experience has been that payments are almost always made by money order being mailed in by the debtor. The two 341 hearings I sat through, I didn't hear one person having their pay garnished for their payments.

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