Relating to: eliminating the 13-week limit on the garnishment of earnings of certain debtors.

SB 300 eliminates a 13-week cap on wage garnishment for certain debtors, meaning creditors can continue taking a portion of a debtor's wages indefinitely after the initial garnishment period. The bill directly affects individuals who owe debts (like unpaid taxes or court judgments) and have had their wages garnished. Key changes include removing the 13-week limit and establishing that the first notice of garnishment occurs when a debtor is served under specific procedures, with garnishment starting on the next payroll date. This alters the timing and duration of wage deductions without changing the underlying debt collection process.