It looks like we are talking about two different things I am talking about someone who is earning a decent living, 100K per year legally and paying taxes. You now are saying you are talking about someone on social security, I am not sure if you mean the retirement benefit, disability income benifit or SSI. Which are all garnish proof. The benifits are between $1000.00 – $2,500 per month or $12,000.00 – $30,000.00. Not really much to live on. Even with an off the book job many of which are labor intensive which people getting any of these social security benifit are not in shape to do. But with exception of the retirement benefit you are not allowed to work. If you do work you are committing fraud. The IRS is cracking down on that.
I don’t have any clients and I still don’t understand what crime was commited that handcuffs are required.
If you defraud the government they will prosecute you and you will go to jail. But if you defraud a creditor unless it’s an open and shut case, they have higher priority cases and wouldn’t prosecute.
In my case the husband is allowed to divorce his wife and pay child support , his paperwork is all in order. It’s going to be a hard case to prove fraud.
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