What does it mean when it says on a civil case , "final judgement book?"

It likely means that the final judgment was recorded in the official records of the county in which the litigation occurred (assuming it is Duval)....

I was served with a civil action summons in reference to foreclosure proceedings on my deceased mother's home. I did not have

You mother died without a will, meaning she died intestate. Assuming there is no spouse, the home would transfer to you and any siblings that you...

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Is there a typical format to submit a written statement to a summons regarding a civil case. I am being sued by a bank?

You should never assume that by engaging the debt relief program that the litigation will be suspended. Doing so will likely result in a default...

What legal rights does an heir have to an estate.

There is not enough information to go on to give you a complete answer. Have you spoken to the Personal Representative or the attorney for the...

What is the current FL statute to cite in letter to LL to return security deposit 83.49(a) or 83.49 3(a)?

The proper citation would be Fla. Stat. 83.49(3)(a). Good luck.

Should client file contain judges rule?

Whether it is kept in the file or nor (typically, all orders from the court should be in the file), your attorney should have no issue providing a...

I am billed for diminished value

You need to review the rental agreement to see if there are in provisions allowing for them to charge such an expense.

My question is a probate question concerning a reverse mortgage

You should be able to interplead into the foreclosure case in order to assert your rights. You definitely seem to have a mess on your hands and...

Has your daughter been provided a copy of the final accounting? If so, does she have any issues or concerns with the accounting? As a...

I am looking for someone who is familiar with land trusts

Based upon your comments, you don't really have a question. Additionally, to ensure that things are performed properly, I suggest you seek counsel...