Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

Re: small claims court?

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Re: small claims court?

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Only an attorney can file a suit on behalf of a Corporation. Since a corporation is a legal entity separate from you, unless you have a law degree and a license to practice, you would be guilty of a crime - the unauthorized practice of law.

I strongly encourage you to retain the services of a competent attorney who can work with you on this matter and help you resolve your problem.

Scott R. Jay, 305-249-8000