HOA sued for unpaid assessments and is garnishing wages, but the law firm collecting the debt on their behalf is not engaging in meaningful negotiation to resolve the matter. Consumer has offered a settlement, offered an alternative payment plan, and has requested a reduction in the wage garnishment. However, law firm has simply rejected settlement offers with explanation or a counter offer, or proposed an alternative payment plan, or produced proof that they filed the reduction with the court and it has been over 14 weeks. 
The amounts they are seeking to collect are in excess of the judgment, and they have not reduced the balance by payments made by the consumer to the HOA. The amount the law firm is seeking to collect in attorney fees are excessive and nearly triple the principal balance with accruing interest. The consumer has offered to pay the full amount of the principal {$740.00}, court costs {$220.00}, and over {$500.00} in attorney fees and they rejected the offer. It appears the firm wants an additional {$1200.00} in attorney fees and it is unlikely they have presented the offer to the HOA.