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Maryland

For Maryland, share of earnings that is exempt is 75 percent of the disposable wages due; earnings wholly exempt is 30 times the State minimum hourly wage in effect at the time the wages are due, multiplied by the number of weeks during which the wages due were earned; statute is §15–601.1, verified against its source on 2026-08-30.

State
Maryland our reading
Share of earnings that is exempt
75 percent of the disposable wages due verified
Earnings wholly exempt
30 times the State minimum hourly wage in effect at the time the wages are due, multiplied by the number of weeks during which the wages due were earned verified
Statute
§15–601.1. verified
Sourcemgaleg.maryland.gov
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What the source says

The following are exempt from attachment: (1) The greater of: (i) 75 percent of the disposable wages due; or (ii) 30 times the State minimum hourly wage in effect at the time the wages are due, multiplied by the number of weeks during which the wages due were earned; and (2) Any medical insurance payment deducted from an employe

mgaleg.maryland.gov, retrieved 2026-08-29

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