I had a judgment from 2003 that just this week that did a bank garnishment onand now I have no money, can I halt this?

A Florida judgment is enforceable for 20 years. It can be renewed for another 20, although that is not commonly done. The bank is not in a...

Alimony

There are many factors: your health; your income earning ability; the spouse's work history; your expenses; your and your spouse's age, education,...

Rescind of car agreement?

You have a lawyer, that should be the first person to ask. Having said that--the trustee has nothing to do with the rescission, and neither the...

Hi I received a NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?

Without seeing the Notice we can only speculate....my speculative guess is that a Writ of Garnishment was issued and the creditor, for whatever...

Before the pandemic, about 3 to 4 days for the sheriff to post a 24 hour notice and then 2 to 3 days after that. The day if posting and weekends...

Can I move back in my home before a writ of possession has been served by the sheriff office after filing for an unlawful detain

While you do not have right of possession--the judge already ruled on that--until the sheriff posts the 24-hour notice and then comes back to...

Eviction?

In addition to the questions posed by my colleagues, it would be helpful to know the contents of the notice. Even if the personal representative...

Yes, you can ask for a jury trial. No, you can not defend on the basis that you did not get a 3-day notice because a notice is not necessary for...

For any state in which a bank (or credit union) has a shared co-op branch, could that state’s government enact liens?

Let me respond this way: you do not have funds just in Florida. Your funds are in the cloud. Wherever a bank or credit union has a branch, your...

Unless you are an attorney, you can not file anything for her--practicing law without a license. If she is being sued for $8,000.00 in Florida,...