The Florida Claim of Exemption and Request for Hearing (Garnishment of Wages) is a form used by debtors to claim an exemption from wage garnishment in the state of Florida. It is used when a creditor (the party owed money) has obtained a court order to garnish the wages of the debtor (the party owing money) in order to satisfy a debt. The debtor can use this form to claim an exemption from the garnishment and have the garnishment amount reduced or eliminated. The Florida Claim of Exemption and Request for Hearing (Garnishment of Wages) is a document that must be filed with the court. The form contains a list of exemptions that the debtor can choose from, including exemptions for Social Security, Disability, or Retirement benefits, as well as other state and federal exemptions. Once the form is filed, the court will schedule a hearing. At the hearing, the debtor must prove that they qualify for the exemption they have chosen. There are two types of Florida Claim of Exemption and Request for Hearing (Garnishment of Wages): the Claim of Exemption and the Request for Hearing. The Claim of Exemption form is used to make a claim of exemption from the garnishment, while the Request for Hearing form is used to request a hearing on the claim of exemption. Both forms must be completed and filed with the court.