Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Florida

Re: Defualt Judgement and Damges

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Why do you care if the judgment is for $1.00 or $5 million if the corporation is inactive and without assets? You either do not care if a default judgment is entered or you do. If you do not care, then forget about it and do not waste your money defending a claim that is not worth defending.

Re: Defualt Judgement and Damges

if the corporation is assetless I wouldn't worry.