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Is Account Owner Liable for Authorized Signer?

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Is the owner of a checking account liable for garnishments of an authorized signer on the account?

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No. Garnishments can grab accounts owned by the target of the garnishments, not those folks who simply sign on someone else's account.

Published on BankingQuestions.com 4/30/08





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