What is subject to a regular garnishment?
100% of any money (or amount of a garnishment, whichever is greater) in a bank account, credit union account, ira (support only), or related accounts; 100% (same as above) of any commissions owed the defendant; all items found in a safe deposit box; 100% of receipts due a business on an American Express, Master Card, or Visa account (exceptions are bank cards); 100% of rent owed the defendant; any property of the defendant in the possession of the garnishee (such as stocks and bonds, horses, band uniforms, etc.) – such property is either sold at public auction by the Marshal’s or turned over to the plaintiff, whichever the plaintiff elects.