Does my bank have to inform me before a garnishment?
I received my salary yesterday but was unable to withdraw any money.
When I asked the bank, they explained, somewhat unclearly, that a portion had been deducted and separated into another account. When I then asked if there was a garnishment, they said yes.
I'm going to change banks now to avoid this garnishment and then reduce my working hours (you don't go to work for free) but my question is, can I get at the bank somehow since they didn't inform me?
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Tach :
the bank receives a decision from the competent local court and reacts immediately.
You will also get a copy of the decision.
that would be even more beautiful if the bank warns you so that you can secure the money. You won’t be able to get anyone to the collar.
VG
The attachment is in the shed, you can’t handle the attachment accordingly. The alternative bank will of course get this right away.
No, the bank doesn’t have to inform you about your own schools. Before you get enough threats from the creditor.
Well, pay your debts, go to debt counseling and register private insolvency. Once you have a title, you’ll end up in an economic perspective and only get what’s up to you.
The bank doesn’t have to inform you. The bank is already closing the deposit a few days earlier so you can’t let the money disappear. You could request a p-account from the current bank. Without a p-account, your protection limit will not bring you anything
No:D
If you pay your debt, you don’t have to work “for free”.
Penalty and transfer order should already be sent by post if I am not mistaken.
If not done yet, convert your account into a P account.
No, you can’t.
If the bank receives a PfuB, it must carry out the pledge as a third-party debtor, you will finally also receive this decision.
You will then have 4 weeks to convert your account to a security deposit account and get around €1,500 per month.
Whether you can reduce your hours, you need to settle with your employer, but if a wage or constipation is not successful, the conscientious person will inevitably strike you and try to carry out a practicing on the ground.
Although a bank change would theoretically be possible, you would anyway get a maximum account on credit basis and sooner or later the creditors will also get wind of it.
If the debt is a maintenance debt for a child, the reduction in hours does not take advantage of the increased obligation to work.
I don’t have a registration address and no one knows where I live, so the courtmate can inflate n shoe. hours my AG needs to reduce if I want
Legal entitlement to parttime exists only under certain conditions (operating period e.g.).
https://www.haufe.de/personal/jobrecht/wann-arbeitgeber-den-aufteilzeit-gewaehren-muessen_76_409898.html
The fact that you do not have a permanent place of residence also explains why you do not have the PfuB, then it was publicly served by hanging out in the local court.
Yeah, it’s going.
You don’t get an account anymore.
Jein.
There is a statutory legal right to a credit-based account. If he redeems his current, another bank would have to give him this.