Want to sue someone for damages who is not a US citizen but has assets in the US.
You can go after their US/Florida assets certainly, put a hold them during the course of the litigation (it's often called a "lis pendens").
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You can go after their US/Florida assets certainly, put a hold them during the course of the litigation (it's often called a "lis pendens").
No, I think one document could easily used to prove two separate things.
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