IN HB1347

Allows either the clerk of circuit court or county recorder to serve as secretary of the county commission of public records, determined by mutual agreement or majority vote of the commission

Permits courts to reduce wage garnishment from 25% to as low as 10% of disposable earnings upon a showing of good cause by the debtor

Authorizes circuit court clerks to retain up to $3 as an administrative fee when collecting excess amounts on bail, fines, civil penalties, or court fees, with proceeds deposited into the clerk's record perpetuation fund

Allows clerks to maintain lis pendens records, execution dockets, judgment dockets, and witness fee registers in electronic format as an alternative to hard copy, provided information remains publicly accessible

Requires courts to issue garnishment orders when judgment debtors fail to comply with agreed orders, and permits courts to issue new garnishment orders to different third parties (such as new employers) without a hearing when circumstances change