How long does a judgement last in FL i was sued back in 1998 and i just now recieved a writ of garnishment the case is 20 years
Normally a judgment in Fl is good for 20 years
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Normally a judgment in Fl is good for 20 years
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You would have to make your best possible effort to locate her. The process would fall under 'Notice by Publication' (FL S). The procedure...
First, only a Judge can finalize a divorce. Don't make the same mistake again, it's a lot less expensive to hire a layer than not having a lawyer.
You can file your taxes 'married filing separate' and that could help
I agree with the other attonerys. Also, being a former police officer myself, when the police tell you that you can leave- leave!!
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You can file jointly or married filing separately. Separate may be better now so you wont assume any 2017 tax liability, if any, from your husband
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Im sure an attorney did not tell you 'the old law' could be enforced. The answer id No.