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Primarily a technical cleanup, this bill rewrites the existing garnishment fee law to clarify that the garnishee — the third party, such as an employer, who holds a debtor's money or property and must comply with a garnishment order — is the party entitled to receive the fee, rather than framing it as an obligation on the creditor to pay. The fee amounts stay the same: $10 for a one-time garnishment and $25 for a continuing garnishment. It also adds new rules for what happens when the amount to be turned over doesn't exceed the fee, requiring notification and either returning the order or delaying payment until the amount grows large enough.