Can they garnish his wages?

You would be amazed at what powers Congress gave bill collectors to collect student loans and what the courts have upheld as constitutional. The...

I live in FL and am 2 yrs into a 5 yr Chap 13. I have just applied for SS Widow's benefits. Will my payment go up bec of this?

No, as long as you are making your regular payments under the Chapter 13 plan. However, people don't do Chapter 13's unless they have a steady...

Can a bank take money out of the equity of a refinance?

It depends. You say that the bank took personal funds to pay a balance on a company credit card. Did this bank account belong to both you and...

Do I have any rights as a spouse on will if not living with spouse but still married?

Generally, the answer is Yes. How does he own the home in Florida? Is your name on the deed? If so, on his death (provided he hasn't divorced you...

What is the time limit to move out if I am evicted.

I will assume that you are paying your boss/landlord rent and that you are not living as a guest in his house. Do you have a lease? If you are...

Whats the statue of limitations for someone cashing your bonds illegally? and is it illegal if the person is a minor?

This is a tricky question. It depends. The answer is probably 4 or 5 years after you reached your 18th birthday or after you discovered to...

What are the statue of limitation on a personal loan that was not paid back? Can I still take this person to court? Florida

If the loan was based on a written promissory note or IOU, signed by the borrower, 5 years. If it was not in writing, 4 years. See FS 95.11(3)(k)

I live in Florida. What is the statue of limitations on a debt?

Five years --- based on a written contract. Florida Statute 95.11(2)(b).

What is the statue of limitations to file a civil suit for a vehicle repo in the state of florida?

Five years after the cause of action accrues, i.e., when they could have first sued you for defaulting on the debt. It is 5 years because the...

Yes. If you own the new vehicle in your name and the bank gets a judgment against you in your name, then the bank can "execute" the judgment...