<prompt> Human: Forgive the formatting, Im on mobile.My employer recieved a letter asking for my wages to be garnished 25 to pay off a debt of around 850, however he wont let me see the letter for very long because if someone finds out he recieved and knows about the letter he has to start garnishing.I have a rough idea about what the debt is from, but no one has posted it to my credit, and to be honest no one has contacted me about it in at least 4 years. So I have absolutely no leads to go on, and garnishing 25 would put me at way under federal minimum wage. How do I track down this debt to start paying it?Edit: Thanks, guys! Ill see if I can get more information from the letter!  <response>: Dependent on your state Texas, most wage garnishment is not allowed.As far as I know, a court has to issue the order which allows your employer to garnish wages. If theres a court order, you should be able to access it. If its just a generic letter your employer received from a debt agency, I cant image thats enforceable nor legal. 