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To: Alberta's Child

“I suspect she can’t seize anything outside of NY because: (1) she has no legal authority to enforce anything in another state, and (2) she might even be subject to criminal prosecution in another state.”

There are procedures to enforce a “foreign” judgement (i.e from another state), they vary from state to state. Texas procedure is pretty straightforward but as to be followed down to the last detail or is is subject to challenge. I have no ides about Florida.


29 posted on 03/21/2024 11:37:47 AM PDT by nomorelurker
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To: nomorelurker

This is one case where a state might feel empowered to simply refuse to recognize the “foreign judgement” in question.


41 posted on 03/21/2024 11:46:17 AM PDT by Alberta's Child (If something in government doesn’t make sense, you can be sure it makes dollars.)
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To: nomorelurker

Yes, a “foreign judgment” can be enforced but you have a right to challenge it in the foreign state.

It is possible to challenge the attempted enforcement as fraudulent on its face which could involve criminal prosecution in the foreign state.


56 posted on 03/21/2024 12:00:39 PM PDT by Gnome1949
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