My question involves court procedures for the state of Florida:
I served a continuing writ of garnsihment of wages on 2/2/16, statute states that the garnishee is required to served an answer on the plaintiff within 20 days. As of 2/22/16 I have not received an answer, however, I check Ed the proceeding on the Clerk's website and the did file an with the clerk, just not me.
Would that constitute a default against the garnishee as they failed to serve the plaintiff with an answer?
I served a continuing writ of garnsihment of wages on 2/2/16, statute states that the garnishee is required to served an answer on the plaintiff within 20 days. As of 2/22/16 I have not received an answer, however, I check Ed the proceeding on the Clerk's website and the did file an with the clerk, just not me.
Would that constitute a default against the garnishee as they failed to serve the plaintiff with an answer?
Garnishment and Execution: What Happens if a Garnishee Does Not Answer a Writ of Garnishment
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