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The Florida Supreme Court has held that any property jointly owned by husband and wife is presumed to be held in Tenancy by the Entireties.

In Florida, property held jointly by a Husband and Wife, is recognized as being held in Tenancy by the Entireties, provided several “unities” are satisfied….

In the State of Florida, a Creditor cannot Garnish the Earnings of a Head Of Family, who is a natural person who provides more than…

Florida Law prohibits the Garnishment of the bank account of a Head Of Family, for up to six months after such Earnings are received by…

If you file a Claim of Exemption, as the Head of Family in the State of Florida, to stop the Garnishment of your Earnings or…

In the State of Florida, the Earnings of the Head Of Family may not lawfully be Garnished by a Creditor, unless such person consents in…

In the State of Florida, the Earnings of the Head Of Family are protected or Exempt from Garnishment by Creditors. The only exception to this…

If a Creditor Garnishes your Earnings or Wages in the State of Florida and you are the Head Of Household or Head Of Family, meaning…

Section 222.11 of the Florida Statutes provides that the Earnings of the Head of Family are Exempt or protected from Garnishment from a Creditor, unless…

The Earnings of a Head Of Family or Head of Household, in the State of Florida are Exempt or protected from Garnishment by Creditors. The…

Florida Statute 222.11 provides for the Exemption of Wages or Earnings of the Head Of Family from Garnishment by Creditors.   Florida Statute Section 222.11(1)(c) defines…