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What motion do I make/file for small claims case? The opposing party did not sign for evidence.
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Answered on October 06, 2014
There is something you can file [sending a copy to the other side] called a Motion in Limine in which you would ask the Court to exclude from...
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Is the petitioner required to share a financial affidavit with the respondent in a Dessolution of Marriage case?
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Answered on October 06, 2014
As Mr. Rosenfelt suggested, bring a Motion to Compel Mandatory Rule 12.285 Disclosure.
Family law cases are the only ones where an attorney can...
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Can I request and be awarded punitive damages in small claims court? Must I ask for a jury?
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Answered on October 06, 2014
Yes, punitive damages can be requested in small claims cases, although, the format is not set up for it, as trials are set relatively close to the...
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In Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, is an unsecured creditor secured via a judgment or does there have to be a lien document filed?
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Answered on October 04, 2014
Article X Sec 4 Florida Constitution says that a judgment lien can not attach to the homestead residence of the judgment debtor.
Only some one...
Can we sue junk debt buyer for FCCPA Fla consumer collection violations only since I think FDCPA viols are past SOL?
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Answered on October 04, 2014
You are still within the 2yr SOL of the FCCPA. Yes, you can sue for multiple FCCPA violations, but only in Florida state court. If you could...
Can my home or land be taken away in a lawsuit if I was considered at fault in a car accident in Florida?
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Answered on October 04, 2014
In a word, "no". The only creditors who can take your home is a mortgage/HELOC lien holder, some one who has a mechanics lien, and the tax...
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Chase sued on Credit Card debt & got Default Judgment 2009. Q's re Florida Statute of Limitations (SOL) & Credit Reporting
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Answered on October 04, 2014
Judgments are enforceable for 20 years, so til 2029.
Judgments remain on credit reports for 10 years, so til 2019.
The SOL for a judgment is...
I may be naive and am certainly not an attorney. But, I did hire one to defend foreclosure and do modification.
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Answered on October 04, 2014
If you agreed to the final judgment in return for which the bank agreed to a 120 day extended sale [by statute, sale is to be conducted 25-35 days...
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Father died 15 years ago his land has been empty with no will how do i transfer deed into my name with me his only living son.
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Answered on October 04, 2014
There is no way to have title in your name other than by having a Court order. I do not handle probate but when my mom passed I was also the only...
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How long does a judgement stay on record in Florida?
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Answered on October 03, 2014
The judgment stays "on record" forever. Every judgment is recorded in the public records.
The judgment will stay on your credit report for 10...
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