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Separation of assets in Florida

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November 12, 2015

 

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The court rejected debtor's claim for exemption because it was impossible to separate out exempt from non-exempt assets, given that the debtor made various withdrawals. Id.
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In Parl v. Parl, appellant garnished appellee's bank account to satisfy a judgment for unpaid alimony. Parl, 699 So. 2d at 766. Appellee's bank account contained both exempt and non-exempt assets. Id., at 767. The Fourth District held that the disability benefits in the account were exempt, while garnishment was proper as to any other funds in the account...
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