<prompt> Human: Ok, I apologize for using a throwaway account but I wanted to keep this off my normal account for privacy reasons.Heres the situation, there is a lot of back story so bear with me. In 2009 I moved in with a girl and I was driving a car that wasnt in very good shape but I wasnt aware of this until a few months before I needed my car to drive across the country to go to my dads funeral. I ended up having to use my girlfriends car. When I got back we traded the car in and bought a truck but because my credit score is shit she had to be the one financing it exclusively. When we broke up in 2012 she said she didnt trust me to keep making payments despite me never missing a payment. Whatever. So I had no car and had to go to my local car dealership which was one of those new car places with a used lot that advertised that they will finance everyone. So I bought the cheapest car they would finance me which was a HHR they were selling for 12k. After a few years I realized that after all is said and done Id end up paying over 20k for the car. So I was able to get another car loan for a 6000 car in 2014 that I still drive today and paid 3000 for bankruptcy. But the problem is that I hounded and hounded them and they never filed. Well I ignored it and all the bills I received now Im getting garnished to the tune of 25 of my take home pay. This equates to 400 a check or 800 a monthI also pay 500 a month in child support. So Ive decided to quit my job which will be the only way I get access to my 403b and 401a accounts where I have 5,600 sitting. Once I get that Im hoping that moving out of state will disrupt their garnishment and force them to either refile in the new state or give up altogether. How screwed am I?  <response>: I also pay 500 a month in child support. So Ive decided to quit my job which will be the only way I get access to my 403b and 401a accounts where I have 5,600 sitting. Once I get that Im hoping that moving out of state will disrupt their garnishment and force them to either refile in the new state or give up altogether.Youre banking on the laziness of the legal system. I wouldnt. Keep your job. Budget. Work extra if you need to. Finish paying off your debts. Get your shit together today, dont kick the problem down the road. 