Can a judge in a different state enforce alimony garnishment in Florida?
Asked on 6/23/16, 8:47 am
4 Answers from Attorneys
David Slater
David P. Slater, Esq.
No. The foreign judgment must be domesticated in Florida.
Answered on 6/23/16, 8:49 am
Barry Kaufman
The Law Office of Barry W. Kaufman
In very broad terms, yes. your question is way too general to give you an accurate answer. You should probably consult an attorney if you have questions about a specific garnishment.
Answered on 6/23/16, 8:51 am
Lucreita Becude
Lucreita D. Becude, P.A.
IF the foreign judgment has been domesticated in the State of Florida, then the garnishment will resume.
Answered on 6/23/16, 9:11 am
John Smitten
Carey and Leisure
The foreign order has to be registered here in FL first and recognized by the FL court.
Answered on 6/23/16, 5:41 pm
