Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Florida

I think you may be confused, or at least it sounds like it. You are referring to a Fact Information Sheet. Apparently, the plaintiff was awarded a judgment at the conclusion or subsequent to the small claims pre-trial conference. I don't know what you mean by your decision was sent in the mail, but in my experience, I have found that many people mistakenly believe that if they cannot pay on a debt, that the inability to pay is a defense to the debt. If you didn't appear at the pre-trial conference, the creditor probably obtained a judgement by default. Regardless, if there is a judgment entered against you, and the creditor sent you a Fact Information Sheet, you have to return the Fact Information Sheet to the creditor (or its attorney), not the Clerk.

I agree with Mr. Kaufman. It sounds like a judgment was awarded against you and you are required to provide asset information to the Plaintiff. you really need to see some legal help in order to make sure you are protected.

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