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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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69. Department of Financial Services |
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69I. Division of Accounting and Auditing |
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69I-31. Bureau Of State Payrolls |
1(1) Chapter 61, F.S., permits in certain circumstances a Writ of Garnishment or Income Deduction Order against the State for wages due a State employee. Whenever such Writ is received by an agency, the procedures outlined herein shall be followed.
41(2) If an agency receives or is served such a Writ of Garnishment or Income Deduction Order, the agency shall immediately send the original document(s) to the Bureau. The agency should retain a copy of the document(s) for its records. Wage payments are normally subject to attachment or garnishment immediately upon receipt by the employer of such Writ. Occasionally, a future date for commencement of the garnishment is stated in the order.
113(3) Absent further legislative enactment or a final determination by a proper court to the contrary, the final decision to honor, disregard or contest any Writ of Garnishment or Income Deduction Order shall be made only by the Department of Financial Services.
155(4) The Bureau has established a miscellaneous deduction code for the purpose of withholding such amounts from an employee’s wages.
175(5) The deduction of amounts from an employee’s wages shall continue until the Writ of Garnishment or Income Deduction Order is dissolved or the court order is revoked.
203(6) A court order may be served to the agency enjoining or temporarily suspending execution of a Writ of Garnishment or an original Income Deduction Order. Such document(s) must be sent to the Bureau immediately. The agency should retain a copy of the document(s) for its records.
250Rulemaking Authority 25217.14, 25317.29 FS. 255Law Implemented 25761.12 FS. 259History–New 4-22-83, Amended 1-25-96, Formerly 3A-31.313.
