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Does A Federal Credit Unions right to set off Supersede my Federal Protection under The Anti Assignment Provision Section 207

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The Federal credit union states, that they have a federal charter that allows them to take money from any account a loan holder in default has their name on. Here' the thing the joint account my husband's name is on only has my SSA in it and they are supposed to be protected because they are Federal funds that are direct deposited into this account monthly.

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Jesse Chen ·
This is a complicated question requiring detailed legal advice. You will not likely find an answer here. If it is urgent, you should pay for an attorney consultation for an answer.
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