In re: Amendments to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.570 and Form 1.914
The Florida Supreme Court adopted a new subdivision (e) to Rule of Civil Procedure 1.570 providing that proceedings supplementary to execution and related discovery shall proceed as provided by chapter 56, Florida Statutes, and that Notices to Appear and supplemental complaints must be served as provided by law and the rules governing service of process. The Court also renumbered form 1.914 to 1.914(a) and adopted new forms 1.914(b) (Notice to Appear) and 1.914(c) (Affidavit of Claimant in Response to Notice to Appear), effective July 1, 2018.
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Key facts
- The Florida Supreme Court adopted a new subdivision (e) to Rule of Civil Procedure 1.570 establishing the procedural framework for proceedings supplementary to execution and related discovery under chapter 56, Florida Statutes.
- The Court renumbered form 1.914 to 1.914(a) and adopted new standardized forms 1.914(b) (Notice to Appear) and 1.914(c) (Affidavit of Claimant in Response to Notice to Appear) to implement 2016 statutory amendments.
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Judgment-collection practitioners now have an express procedural rule and standardized forms for proceedings supplementary under the post-2016 version of chapter 56, including confirmation that Notices to Appear and… — full analysis with a trial
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