... Because that paper is likely a copy of the "writ of garnishment" the court granted, when the judge made the decision.
In most states, they have to send the debtor a copy of the writ that is sent to the bank or employer.
How can a lawyer office send you a paper in the mail about garnishment when the judge ordered you to pay already?
Sounds like you haven't followed the judges order to pay.
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