• Courts In Florida Have Equity Jurisdiction To Set Apart Homestead And Exemption

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    Florida Statute Section 222.08 states:   The circuit courts have equity jurisdiction to order and decree the setting apart of homesteads and of exemptions of…

  • Defendants Right To Selection Under Florida Law

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    Florida Statute Section 222.07 states:   Upon the completion of the inventory the person entitled to the exemption, or the person’s agent or attorney ,…

  • Florida Statute Section 222.061(5) provides

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    The State of Florida has Laws that provide some protections for Debtors against Creditors. Florida provides an Exemption for the Personal Property of the Debtor,…

  • Florida Law has a special Exemption..

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    Florida Law has a special Exemption for a Homestead that is a mobile home or modular home on land that the Debtor Homeowner, does not…

  • Florida Section 222.01(5) provides..

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    Florida Statute Section 222.01(4) provides that a lien cannot generally attach to the Homestead of a Debtor in the State of Florida. However, Article X…

  • A lien pursuant to chapter 55

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    In the State of Florida, a Lien generally cannot attach against Homestead property. There are some exceptions to this general rule.   Florida Statute Section…

  • Notice Of Homestead

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    If a natural person residing in Florida, has a Judgment entered against him for a Debt, and he owns and desires to protect his Homestead,…

  • Under Florida Statute 769.05..

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    Under Florida Statute 769.05, Damages or an award for the Damages, received by employees working in hazardous occupations, are Exempt or protected from Creditor attachment,…

  • Under Florida Statute 222.18..

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    Under Florida Statute 222.18, Disability Benefits are Exempt or protected against Creditor garnishment, attachment or levy

  • Lottery winnings..

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    Lottery winnings are not Exempt or protected from attachment, levy or garnishment by Creditors under Florida Law.

  • Life Insurance proceeds..

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    Life Insurance proceeds that are paid to a specific beneficiary are Exempt or protected from Creditors from attachment, levy or garnishment, under Florida Statute 222.13.

  • Florida Statute 222.201..

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    Florida Statute 222.201 provides that Alimony and Child Support are Exempt or protected from levy, attachment or garnishment by Creditors, but only to the extent…