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Florida Civil Theft Claim: What Businesses Should Know

Sun 9 Aug, 2026
Business And Commercial Law
by Sergiu Gherman
Civil Theft and Conversion

A Florida civil theft claim can provide a powerful remedy when someone intentionally takes or diverts business property. However, the claim demands more than proof that money went missing or a contract went unpaid. Florida...

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Miami-Dade Judgment Enforcement: When a Debtor Moves a Yacht or Other Mobile Asset

Sat 8 Aug, 2026
Business And Commercial Law
by Sergiu Gherman
Judgment Enforcement

A winning business judgment can still produce a collection problem. Miami-Dade judgment enforcement becomes especially urgent when a debtor moves a yacht, aircraft, vehicle, cryptocurrency wallet, or other portable asset...

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Proceedings Supplementary Under Florida Statute § 56.29

Tue 4 Aug, 2026
Business And Commercial Law
by Sergiu Gherman
Proceedings Supplementary to Execution

Winning a lawsuit does not automatically produce payment. A debtor may hold few assets in its own name, move property to an affiliate, redirect revenue, or transfer valuable property to an insider. Proceedings Supplementary...

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Florida Fraudulent Transfer Claims: UFTA Creditor Guide

Sun 2 Aug, 2026
General
by Sergiu Gherman
Florida Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA)

Florida fraudulent transfer law gives creditors tools to challenge assets moved beyond legitimate collection. The governing provisions appear in Chapter 726, Florida Statutes. They can apply before or after judgment,...

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Piercing the Corporate Veil in Florida: Business Liability

Sun 2 Aug, 2026
Business And Commercial Law
by Sergiu Gherman
Piercing Corporate Veil

A corporation or limited liability company normally protects its owners from personal responsibility for company debts. Piercing the corporate veil in Florida is an exceptional remedy. It may apply when an owner dominates the

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