This topic delves into the question of whether wages earned from webcam modeling can be subjected to garnishment for obligations such as child support. Members share insights and experiences to offer guidance on how payments are handled in the context of independent contracting and the specificities of webcam modeling income. Key points discussed include:
- The general consensus is that as an independent contractor, garnishment directly from wages by an employer may not apply. However, members are responsible for making such payments directly.
- There's mention of how garnishments can affect tax returns, specifically if you are due a refund, and the potential for license suspensions or other legal repercussions for unpaid child support.
- Discussion on the nature of non-wage garnishments, also known as attachments, which can target bank accounts or other entities holding money for the debtor.
- Links to resources providing further information on handling garnishments for self-employed individuals or those with non-traditional employment structures.
- Advice on seeking legal aid or pursuing adjustments to child support obligations if the current demands create financial hardship.
This thread serves as a resource for webcam models navigating the complexities of financial responsibilities and legal obligations, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and proactive about financial and legal matters.