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Hello! Thank you in advance for reading and for any feedback.  
  
I hurt my knee on the job early 12/15. Went through therapy and such through workers' comp. I finished to my satisfaction and they are now offering me a full and final settlement. I get what this all means in regards to any risk with still-existing injury and all that.  
  
Part of the form they are asking me to sign and notarize for the settlement says:
>This amount will be reduced by the total amount owed by Claimant as indicated in any Writ of Garnishment, Notice of Administrative Lien and Attachment or any other legally authorized procedure served upon Respondent(s) for court-ordered support pursuant to §8-42- 124 C.R.S. All parties agree that this settlement is not an admission of liability by the Respondents. 
  
I have a defaulted student loan (~5 grand). They (IRS?) take my tax returns because of this. They have never garnished my actual paychecks though.  
Will they take this too?  
  
In case it's relevant, I haven't filed taxes in about 3 years. Though, I've only ever worked on W2 (other than a short spurt with Uber this year) so I don't believe that *I* owe *them*.. or whatever. Again, I've never had a paycheck garnished. Just tax returns.
<bot>: Because of defaulted student loan, tax returns are garnished but not paychecks. Will they take my workers' comp settlement money like they do my tax return?