Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida
a little background first. I am Disabled and had a mediation a few months back for credit card debt in which an Agreed Final Judgement was rendered. I don't own any real property worth anything of significance. and the lawyer representing the creditor agreed there was probably no way i'd beable to pay off the debt.
oh before i forget this was in 9th circuit court Osceola County.
Anyways. with that out of the way , i recently received documents from the law firm with some paperwork i need to fill out and send back to them. all basic info like SSN# , bank info. etc etc. But they also asked me to attach copies of my bank statements , auto registration, automobile title. I am assuming this is all forms that are needed to be filled out and submitted to the judge by them to get him to sign off on it.
So my question is..........What documents can they legally Ask for after a judgement has been reached ?
2 Answers from Attorneys
They can ask for every document that has anything to do with any aspect of your finances.
If you are disabled and you are on social security - you are considered judgment proof. I suggest you talk to another attorney. There is nothing they can attach as you are allowed a car in this state and your home is under the homestead act of the constitution stating no liens can be placed on your primary home.
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