Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: bosses pulled a shady one

Sounds like one for the State Attorney's office. Contact their office and go from there.

Re: bosses pulled a shady one

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Before your ex takes any action, you might wish to have your attorney place this matter on the court calendar for a status conference. At that time you can explain to the court what has happened regarding the monies that were being garnished (withheld) from your wages but never paid to the state.

At the same time, you should report this to the Office of the State Attorney and/or police in your area. This is criminal and should be punished.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.