California Codes, Code of Civil Procedure, Part 2 — of Civil Actions, Title 9 — Enforcement of Judgments, Division 2 — Enforcement of Money Judgments, Chapter 5 — Wage Garnishment, Article 6 — Forms; Employer’s Instructions

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Section 706.120Requires the Judicial Council, except for the specifically referenced tax-withholding forms, to prescribe the applications, notices, exemption claims, orders, and other documents…Section 706.121Requires an application for an earnings withholding order to be sworn and state the debtor’s identity, address, and Social Security number if…Section 706.122Requires the employee notice accompanying an earnings withholding order to explain wage garnishment, the exemption right and claim procedure, the employer’s withholding…Section 706.123Requires a judgment debtor's earnings claim of exemption to be executed under oath. The claim must state the amount the debtor believes…Section 706.124Requires the judgment debtor’s financial statement to be executed as required for exemption financial statements and to contain all information required there,…Section 706.125Requires an earnings withholding order to state specified debtor, employer, judgment, writ, abuse-claim, amount, withholding, payment, and levying-officer information. It must direct…Section 706.126Requires the employer's return to be under oath and direct mailing to the levying officer within 15 days after service. The form…Section 706.127Requires the Judicial Council to prepare employer instructions and revise or supplement them as laws or rules governing earnings withholding change. Except…Section 706.128Requires a judgment creditor’s notice opposing an exemption claim to be executed under oath and state the debtor’s name, last known address,…Section 706.129Requires the levying officer to keep copies of the judgment debtor's claim-of-exemption form and financial-statement form available at the officer's office. Those…

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