Is there a way that maybe that I am able to get my money back until they notify me of what they have done?

If this is a court ordered wage deduction, the judgment creditor is supposed to mail you a copy of the affidavit/ application for a wage deduction order. Ordinary mail is sufficient. Your failure to receive it does not violate anything. If the order is improper for some reason, you need to file a motion to vacate it. There are administrative wage deduction orders for student loans. You are supposed to be sent a notice of a right to a hearing prior to any deduction. If you did not receive one, you may request a hearing in writing. If this is a wage assignment, which is not ordered by a court, you can cancel the assignment and the deduction by written notice to the creditor and your employer. This does not extinguish the debt; for example, they can sue you.