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[iamfreeru2]

Originally Posted by theghost

Iamfreeru2, can you elaborate on what you meant by your home being your homestead, and therefore not being attachable?

I have a little time to answer this and then I must get to work. Here in Florida under the Constitution of Florida at Article X Section 4 says:

Homestead; exemptions.–

(a) There shall be exempt from forced sale under process of any court, and no judgment, decree or execution shall be a lien thereon, except for the payment of taxes and assessments thereon, obligations contracted for the purchase, improvement or repair thereof, or obligations contracted for house, field or other labor performed on the realty, the following property owned by a natural person: (emphasis added)

This is not dealing with a homestead exemption for tax purposes. I am talking about designating your property as your homestead. If you go to service providers and go to John Sims you will find info on the homestead. Here in Florida it is a powerful tool to be used by anyone that has property, where it your primary domicile. Not every state has the same provision in their laws. There are certain instances where a judgment can attach in Florida and an unsecured debt judgment is not one of them. Hope this helps.

[dashboy]

What proactive lines of defense did you impliment regarding wage garnishment? My case is still in the beginning stages, but I woud like to have all of my ducks lined up just in case.


dashboy~

[leatherlips]

The 50 united states do not give people in one state a befifit that the people in the other states can't have. You can use the law from Florida in your state if that state doesn't have that law. You enter it as forign law, and you can then use it. In the state of Florida, the IRS can't garnish your wages by law, so you can use that to your advantage no matter where you live. The Constitution doesn't allow one state to reward the people who live there over the people in the other states. While each state can make their own laws, as each "state" is a different country, they have all accepted the Constitution as a binding contract for the united states, and therefor you can take advantage of the laws that will benifit you from the other states.

[iamfreeru2]

Originally Posted by dashboy

What proactive lines of defense did you impliment regarding wage garnishment? My case is still in the beginning stages, but I woud like to have all of my ducks lined up just in case.


dashboy~

Here is Florida all one need do is file an Affidavit of Head of Household with the court to avoid wage garnishment. If one makes less than $500.00 per week there can be no garnishnment. Anything over $500.00 per week would allow a granishment of any amount over the intial $500.00. At least that is my understanding. You may want to contact John Siims and you can get info by going to John Sims in the service provider area.

By the way, am almost finished with my counter claim against Discover Bank and should have it ready for filing sometime next week. Then the fun begins.

[iamfreeru2]

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[weishaupt1776]

Originally Posted by dashboy

What proactive lines of defense did you impliment regarding wage garnishment? My case is still in the beginning stages, but I woud like to have all of my ducks lined up just in case.


dashboy~

How about taking an exhorbitant ;)"loan" demonstrable by contract from an "acquaintance" whom you "don't see" that often?
Establish a record that he withdrew those funds from the bank. He of course doesn't have to "loan" it to you right away. He could deposit a little of it here & there into some other "acounts" in "escrow"
If you don't know anyone w/that kinda cheese, then it could be from his ;)"fireproof safe"

Arrange a garnishment to "pay him back" ;) .

Set the court ordered garnishment to the STATE max.

He can then give you cash gifts back to you that no one has to know about OR you could arrange a ;)"service contract" with him in which you provide a "valuable" service.

You should also arrange a 10 million dollar lien on your property.

If you could finance anything else through an LLC, that would be cool too

[iamfreeru2]

Here is the document I will be using with some additions I will be making to the affirmative defenses regarding estoppel. I will let all know how it goes. The answer doc will be filed and others will be waiting in the wings and used as needed with possible changes.