Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
I was divorced in Florida in 2012. My wife won a judgment. There has bee no enforcement hearing. I am using using whatever steps are necessary to get the judgment modified or vacated. In the event that I don't prevail can she garnish. The divorce was in Florida and I am in another state. There are no children and no alimony. Will my disputes that are entered into the court record aid me in my defense of them trying to collect a foreign debt?
2 Answers from Attorneys
You haven't begun to list enough information for us to help you. What disputes? You mean your attack on the judgment? You don't list what the attacks are, so I can't answer your question, but I doubt your attacks will stall collection on the judgment by much if she decides to become aggressive about collection.
If she has a money judgment then yes she can garnish your wages and accounts.
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