Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida
I live in florida, recently I had a Default judgment in Favor of Plantiff ordered against me. notifying me that it was ordered and adjudged and that I am liable to the plantiff it was further ordered and adjudged that I complete "Florida Smaill Claims Rules form 7.343 (Fact Information Sheet) " and return it to the plaintiffs attorney within 45 days and also to the clerk of court. It asks my personal information - work , bank accounts , bonds annuities ect., which I have none I personally no longer work and collect ss. My husband and I have a home together but the mortgage is in his name and the deed in both our names. What I would like to know is that it this form also asks for my husbands ss number , place of employment , and income. My husband has always had his personal checking and anything else he may have in his own name . When we married he never changed his ways. I have my own checking he has his some bills are paid from my account others from his. He objects to me providing his information on this form especially his ss. This was only my debt he is not on the account in any way . It is creating a problem with him and I and . I'm upset enough. We just get along on what we have . Do I need to put his information on this form or can I attach a letter stating my husband objects to his information being released unless it is mandatory. I am concerned because the court wants a copy and so does the plaintiff but my husband is mad and states it is not his bill
1 Answer from Attorneys
Yes, you should object to giving this information without a court order.
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