Carson City, NV — Governor Steve Sisolak has signed an emergency
directive to temporarily freeze some garnishment actions and executions of judgments against bank accounts, including Nevadans receiving CARES Act funds.
“During this period of economic uncertainty and hardship, this is not the time to create additional financial stress on Nevadans who are struggling to
make ends meet,” Sisolak said. “This measure ensures that federal stimulus money intended to help Nevada’s families and individuals actually stays in their pockets.”
Directive 017 does not apply to judgments for child support, spousal
support like alimony, or to restitution to victims of crimes.
Nevada joins other states in issuing temporary protection to prevent such garnishments, including its Western state partners – Oregon, Washington, and California.
I owe back child support.but I pay my bill every month social security pays it for me they take it right out of my check every month.so why is it that they call me a dead beat dad.the money that I owe is interest so why can’t I get any help?i live on almost nothing
PROUD of our Governor ??????
THANKS
I still can’t get through have no cash what do I do? This is horrible