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Writ of garnishment in Florida family law cases

Writ of garnishment in Florida family law cases

Posted by Nydia Streets of Streets Law in Florida Family Law Procedure

Writs of garnishment are used in Florida family law cases to collect money judgments. This is an order that allows money from bank accounts to be involuntarily withdrawn to satisfy attorney’s fees or support orders, for example. This was an issue in the case Baumann v. Agudelo, 3D25-0755 (Fla. 3d DCA September 24, 2025).

Florida family law: denial of a motion to vacate without a hearing

Florida family law: denial of a motion to vacate without a hearing

Posted by Nydia Streets of Streets Law in Florida Family Law Procedure

Under the Florida Rules of Family Law Procedure, a party can seek to vacate an order entered against that party within certain timeframes and under certain conditions. Usually, a hearing is required when this type of motion is filed. This was an issue in the case Rojas v. Best Taxi Service Corporation, et. al., 3D24-0989 (Fla. 3d DCA September 3, 2025).