How can I get this eviction removed and are there laws against this?
Eviction judgments don't go on your credit report, but they do show up on tenant screening reports which are prepared by companies other than...
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Eviction judgments don't go on your credit report, but they do show up on tenant screening reports which are prepared by companies other than...
They would be considered an original creditor, not a debt collector, so no FDCPA, butbsince you are in Florida, you may have rights under the...
You don’t have to but you should just to make sure everything you want is included in that agreement and that any remaining balance doesn’t get...
Best to have a lawyer review the court case where the judgment was entered and the letter you reference.
Adding to what the others said, the process requires the attorney to file a motion for writing garnishment, having the writ of garnishment issued...
An attorney can figure it out pretty quickly if he can review the docket and download the docs related to the garnishment.
File it within 60 days.
Speak to an attorney to determine your rights. Impossible to say without reviewing the paperwork.
You need to review the “technicalities” with an attorney. If not according to the statute, you may very well have to return all of it.
You seem to be asking this question at the very last possible moment. You should have consulted an attorney the moment an eviction case was filed.