How do I list garnishment on schedule C?

Money lost by way of garnishment should be listed as an asset in schedule B of the petition and schedule C as an exempt asset. Send a notice to the creditor requesting reimbursement to you and also it will stop the garnishment.

Unless you are the one garnishing someone else's wages, it isn't an asset. As a liability, it should be listed on E or F, depending on the nature of the debt. You would also show it on Schedule J as a deduction from gross income or Schedule I as a expense.

You have already royally screwed up by filing pro se. Get a lawyer. You are so far over your head that the best I can say is that you need to fix far more than schedule C. You also need to amend schedule B, and I bet also need to amend the statement of affairs and probably file motions and other paperwork in the bankruptcy court and state court. Even if you failed to list it as an asset, if you properly had scheduled the creditor, state court and creditor's counsel, the garnishment would have stopped. Note that the failure to file correct paperwork could also result in dismissal of your case. Again, get a lawyer before it is too late to fix things.

And what did your attorney say? Garnishments should stop. If they are continuing then you need to have your attorney put the creditor on notice of the bankruptcy stay. As for recovering and exempting the garnishment, your attorney should be handling that as well.