Utah § 53H-12-305 Filing of abstract of order of default -- Lien -- Deduction from wages.

Utah Statutes

§ 53H-12-305 — Filing of abstract of order of default -- Lien -- Deduction from wages.

Utah § 53H-12-305

Title 53HHigher Education

Ch. 53H-12Student Loan Collection

Part 53H-12-3Collection of Student Loans from Public Employees

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Utah Code Ann. § 53H-12-305 (2026).

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An abstract of an order of a hearing examiner stating a default may be filed with the financial officer responsible for payment of the public employee's wages.  When filed, the abstract constitutes a lien against 15% of the disposable earnings due, or to become due, to the public employee to the extent of the balance due plus interest.  The financial officer shall deduct the amount subject to this lien from the public employee's disposable earnings, and remit the deducted amount to the college, university, or board, but no such amount shall be remitted to the college, university, or board until 20 days after the date of the hearing examiner's order.

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An abstract of an order of a hearing examiner stating a default may be filed with the financial officer responsible for payment of the public employee's wages. When filed, the abstract constitutes a lien against 15% of the disposable earnings due, or to become due, to the public employee to the extent of the balance due plus interest. The financial officer shall deduct the amount subject to this lien from the public employee's disposable earnings, and remit the deducted amount to the college, university, or board, but no such amount shall be remitted to the college, university, or board until 20 days after the date of the hearing examiner's order.