An interesting question there for Florida appeal lawyer

Posted by begoodorelse (172.132.135.146) on April 22, 2004 at 18:20:33:

In Reply to: Did the Judge have Jurisdiction posted by Florida_jurisdictor on April 20, 2004 at 07:52:57:

If the debt was under $15k it was probably in County Court and your appeal lies to the Circuit Court, and if over $15k it was probably in Circuit Court and you go to the District Court of Appeal. I'm not sure what the eminent and generally right WhyChat means by "administrative law judge" because ALJs only decide regulatory cases, not contracts for payment of money, and if it was before an ALJ for some reason I can't fathom, again you would go to the District Court of Appeal in general.

I might be able to help you if you have a chance on appeal. I don't know enough about your case to tell for sure, but chances are that your issue wouldn't be PERSONAL jurisdiction, but SUBJECT MATTER jurisdiction. I've done about 20 appeals and postconvictions in Florida and if you need somebody, gimme a call 919 876 8001 or email chrisatty@hotmail.com

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