Stopping Wage Garnishment After Eviction in NB

Post-Eviction Resources New Brunswick 1 min read · published June 24, 2026 Flag of New Brunswick
Tenants facing eviction in New Brunswick can also see wage garnishment if a landlord gets a money judgment or hires a collection process. This guide explains how wage garnishment works after eviction, the steps tenants can take to pause or limit deductions from paycheques, and where to find official forms and tribunal help in NB. It uses plain language so renters can act quickly: how to check for a garnishment order, what deadlines matter, when to ask the tribunal or court for a stay, and when to get legal or community support. If you were recently evicted or owe an amount, these practical steps aim to protect your income while you resolve the debt.

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Marie Dubois
Marie Dubois

Bilingual Housing Rights Advisor, Tenant Rights Canada

Marie covers tenant rights across Quebec and the Atlantic provinces in both English and French. With a background in Quebec civil law and residential tenancy, she is a trusted voice on the Tribunal administratif du logement process and francophone tenant rights.