Yes, you can be evicted. You received a 3-day notice. If proper in form, the landlord can bring the eviction law suit on June 13, 2024.

Apparently, you disobeyed a Court order, which resulted in your being held in Contempt of Court. One of the punishments for being in Contempt is...

The first step would be to record a certified copy of the final judgment in the public records. IF you know where defendant has a bank...

What happens is that you will be at a serious disadvantage dealing with the prosecutor because you will be your own lawyer and won't know the...

You should start with a complete history of the last 90 days' worth of transactions, along with an article from a trusted on-line source confirming...

The court CAN NOT order your name to be removed--unless the lender was joined in the divorce case, which almost is never done. If the lender was...

Unless there is a written employment compensation contract, or other documents that when taken together will be considered an agreement, an...

If you were sued in 2014 or later and a final judgment was entered against you that judgment is still enforceable. Florida judgments are...

What's your old employer responds that you are no longer an employee the current garnishment case will end. A new garnishment rip would have to...

IF, after your discussion with your employer's HR department or payroll department or whatever department, there is no proper resolution, then you...