The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . . § 77.041. . . . Stat. (2012) (repealed July 1, 2013); but see § 77.041(3), Fla. . . .
. . . written statement contesting the unit owner’s claimed exemptions within the time provided by section 77.041 . . . the clerk must automatically, dissolve the writ and.notify the parties of the dissolution by mail. § 77.041 . . .
. . . . § 77.041(8). . . . See id. § 77.041(3) (“If the plaintiff or the plaintiffs attorney does not file a sworn written statement . . . a head of family whose disposable earnings are less than or equal to $750 a week”); see also id. § 77.041 . . .
. . . Defendant Kearney denied receipt of the notice required by Ch. 77.041(2) as of the time the Answer of . . . Ch. 77.041(2), Florida Statutes Ch. 77.041(2), Florida Statutes (Notice to individual defendant for claim . . . The procedures outlined in Ch. 77.041 are designed to provide notice to a defendant of the available . . . Ch. 77.041(2), F.S., does not expressly require dissolution of the Writ. . . . Ch. 77.041(3), F.S., directing automatic dissolution where a Claim of Exemption is filed, and is not . . .
. . . Debtor timely filed a claim of exemption and request for hearing pursuant to section 77.041(1), Florida . . .
. . . . § 77.041 and § 77.055. . . .
. . . We reverse the trial court’s order, because the trial court’s action was in contravention of section 77.041 . . . February 24, 2012, Marquez served a Claim of Exemption and Request for Hearing, pursuant to section 77.041 . . . which, on October 17, 2012, Marquez filed an affidavit of service and a request (pursuant to section 77.041 . . . the clerk must automatically dissolve the writ and notify the parties of the dissolution by mail. § 77.041 . . . did not request or receive an extension of time to comply with the mandatory provisions of section 77.041 . . .
. . . writ, claiming that he had never received a copy of it or the related documents as required by section 77.041 . . . by the court below on May 6 and June 3, 2008 on technical grounds for failure to comply with section 77.041 . . . The failure to serve Marsh in accordance with section 77.041(2) did not therefore support a finding that . . . Again, the failure to comply with section 77.041(2) by serving of copy of this motion and writ on Marsh . . . Section 77.041(2) of the Florida Statutes (2008) provides: The plaintiff must mail, by first class, a . . .
. . . Chalik’s claim of exemption complied with the provisions of Florida Statute §§ 77.041 and 222.12 and . . . Chalik’s claim of exemption complied with the provisions of Florida Statute §§ 77.041 and 222.12 and . . . Defendants argue the Sections 77.041 and 222.12 do not require the sworn statement to be supported by . . . In addition, Defendants’ compliance with the Florida Statute §§ 77.041 and 222.12 has little relevance . . . At this stage, the Court will not address whether Defendants complied with the Florida Statute §§ 77.041 . . .
. . . On January 17, 2008, pursuant to section 77.041, Florida Statutes (2007), Janice and Gary served Robert . . . After hearing the parties’ respective arguments, the court noted that section 77.041 repeatedly used . . . He first argued that the court’s ruling misinterpreted sections 77.041 and 77.07(2). . . . See § 77.041(1) (emphasis added). . . . Here, section 77.041(1) clearly provides that a garnishment defendant must complete and file a claim . . .
. . . . § 77.041(1) (2005), which requires that a claim form be filed together with each affidavit. . . . Stat. § 77.041(3) (2005) because it failed to file its objection within two business days after receipt . . . Stat. § § 77.041(3) and 77.061 (2005) in order to prosecute the writ of garnishment, by filing an unsworn . . .
. . . the court erred in finding its replies were insufficient to comply with the requirements of section 77.041 . . . (3) because he had relied on section 77.041(1) to make his claims of exemption. . . . a “Claim of Exemption and Request for Hearing” form. § 77.041(1). . . . See § 77.041(1). Ponsoldt used this form to claim each of his exemptions. . . . The trial court erred when it narrowly focused on the word “contest” in section 77.041. . . .
. . . Section 77.041(3) says that "if the plaintiff does not file a sworn statement that contests the defendant . . . Brooks’s assertion is based on Franchino’s sworn statements filed pursuant to section 77.041(3), Florida . . .
. . . . § 77.041, Fla. Stat. (2003). . . . Pursuant to section 77.041, the debtor can claim certain exemptions in writing, and the debtor has the . . .