Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Florida

The Plaintiff's Motion to Strike affirmative defenses is used to prevent these arguments to be made by the Defense. If granted, the Defendant needs to rely upon only the defenses properly plead, which will not include any sticken claims, and you will be barred from bringing these defenses in again, unless the court permits, which is unlikely. This makes it easier for the Plaintiff to prevail on a Motion for Summary Judgment or Summary Disposition, which essentially dismisses the case, with or without prejudice. It sounds like you are in way over your head. You need to hire an attorney, soon.