Often times you will have to hire some investigative services for that because you do indeed need a bank's name. Otherwise, you can do a Motion for Post-Judgment and force financial discovery.

No idea if the caller even owns the debt and if the check was really yours. Also the suit would probably be barred since it is 10 years old.

A writ of garnishment will do you no good if you do not have a list of assets. Homes, land, cars, or a job? Also look at what has a mortgage on it, what cannot be seized by law because of exemptions before you spend money $188 for a writ, plus $100 court registry, and a process server and some more... View More

Well, one for the COurt, one copy to the debtor, one copy for the Garnishee (employer, bank etc...) but you need to serve this on the garnishee with a process server and place the $100 with the court for their fees in responding to your motion to garnish. Be also careful t oattach the list of... View More

You have to aggressively defend against the forfeiture action. I hope you have been able to get the vehicle back.

Florida exemptions are found in the Constitution and in Chapter 222 of Florida Statutes. There are many. Look them up.

You can't get a summons response form. What you need is called an answer. There are no general forms that you can use to submit pleadings. You have to either hire an attorney, they draft pleadings all the time, or make one up yourself.

You need to hire an attorney. You may even consider filing bankruptcy.

Contact the Unclaimed Property people in Tallahassee. Go to the unclaimed property website and sign up. If it is being held by the State, you have to contact them and fill out an application. You may need to file a probate if the owner is now deceased and you are an heir.

You need to give more facts. It might be a worthless check charge.

No. You can only charge the statutory interest. You must properly record the judgment, if you haven't already done so.

You probably need an attorney. Each case is different and each case demands the personalized attention of an attorney. Was a garnishment filed? If so, there are things that must be done for you if applicable to your situation. You may be able to claim head of family.

Yes. See Florida Statutes Chapter 222

No, you cannot be arrested for that.

No. There are many forms for different types of suits in the rules of civil procedure, but none for answers. You may wish to just generally deny the allegations in the complaint. You just have to show up in small claims court and deny the amount or the liability and get a trial on the matter.

The S/L on contract actions in FL is 5 years.

You need to give us some facts in order to get an answer. Do you mean that another garnishment has been started? A final judgment is only good for 20 years in Florida, at most.

The homestead is exempt from the claims of creditors in Florida. One of the beauties of Florida law. If you own a company that has a lien on your home, the lien may be invalid. Which tax office? If it is the county property appraiser and you owe local taxes, the amount owed should be paid.

It would be better to tell us what happened so that we can say what the options are. Once a garnishment is initiated, a request to produce can be submitted. Service upon the garnishee is by personal service. Upon the debtor it can be by mail. You may look into a chapter 7 bankruptcy and can learn... View More

If you are a Head-of-Household (i.e. got kids), you income cannot be garnished. However, that will not stop them from trying. You must claim the exemption.