A Florida judgment is enforceable for 20 years, so, yes, more than one garnishment is to be expected. Much depends on timing and the reason the...

You posted your question as Bankruptcy and debt so I will first focus on that area of the law. If you had filed for bankruptcy relief before the...

A verbal month-to-month agreement IS enforceable, so, yes, you can sue for the month's rent that fell due without giving you 30 days' prior notice....

"Unlawful Detainer" is how one goes about removing a guest. The statute Sec 82.03 does not require any notice, but...in some counties the judges...

Go to trial. Make them prove up their case that it was YOU who opened the account and incurred the debt.

If you don't show up you will be in default and a judgment will be entered against you. A Default means you AGREE with the allegations. A...

Both should sue. Otherwise, the landlord can argue that it will be subject to dual liability if both spouses were to file separately. One method...

Statute was changed. It is now no less than 30 days for a termination of a month-to-month lease. If rent is due on the 1st, then today is the...

File a Motion for Extension of Time as suggested by Mr. Baron. It does not have to be fancy. Extension motions are routine. Avoid being in a...

Your next step is to decide how badly you want to remain at that location. Do you make a new lease or move on? Is the $43.00/mo difference worth...