My wages have been garnished. Can you get the garnishment released?

Yes, I can get a wage garnishment released. But usually I must first get financial and other pertinent information from you so that I can offer alternative options to the IRS. If you do not act promptly, the IRS will continue to take your wages. I will also need the contact person in your payroll department, their telephone and fax numbers. This will assist me in effectuating a release of garnishment of your wages.

DON’T LET THE IRS TAKE YOUR WAGES!

A Final Notice of Intent to Levy must be sent to you before the IRS can take your wages. This is done by Certified Mail. Quick and appropriate action (within 30 days) by contacting a tax lawyer can stop the IRS. If you have received this type of notice, you must take immediate action to prevent garnishments and levies.