IRS wage garnishment and levy help. Let's get your money back flowing.
When the IRS levies your paycheck or bank account, every day counts. We move quickly to get the levy released and put a plan in place so it doesn't happen again.
Sound familiar?
- Your paycheck came in short, and your employer received an IRS levy notice.
- Your bank account was frozen, or money disappeared from it.
- The IRS kept your state tax refund or part of your Social Security.
- You got a final notice (LT11, Letter 1058 or CP90) and the levy hasn't started yet.
How we fix it
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We act right away
We review the levy and your deadlines. For a bank levy, the bank holds the money for 21 days, so timing matters.
You: send us the levy notice or final notice you received.
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We request a release
We contact the IRS for you and ask for a release based on a resolution, like a payment plan, or on economic hardship.
You: e-sign the authorization and share basic income and expense details.
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We keep it from coming back
We put a resolution in place that you can actually keep, so the IRS has no reason to levy again.
You: get your full paycheck back once the release goes through.
Ways to get a levy released
What it costs
- The consultation is free, with no obligation.
- One flat fee, agreed in writing before any paid work starts.
- No surprise invoices, and you never pay the IRS through us.
Release timing depends on the IRS and your employer's payroll schedule, so you may lose one more paycheck before it takes effect. Money already taken generally isn't returned.
Common questions
How fast can you stop a wage garnishment?
It depends on your situation and the IRS, but we start the same day you hire us. If you qualify for a payment plan or hardship release, a levy can often be released within days of the IRS agreeing.
Can you get back money the IRS already took?
Usually not, unless the levy was wrongful or there's another specific reason the IRS agrees to return it. That's why acting quickly matters.
Can you stop a levy before it starts?
Yes, and that's the best time. If you're within 30 days of an LT11, Letter 1058 or CP90, a hearing request generally stops the IRS from levying while your case is reviewed.
Is the IRS taking your paycheck? Let's get started today.
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