Collecting a Florida Judgment
Deposition in Aid of Execution:
Q: What is a deposition in aid of execution?
A: Instead of interrogatories, the creditor can depose the debtor or its representative (if they are a corporation), in aid of execution.
Q: How is information collected from the judgment debtor?
A: A Subpoena Duces Tecum for deposition in aid of execution is given upon a representative of the debtor. This requires them to show up for the deposition where the date and time can be noted; during this time they will also have various corporate books, records, and other such documentation.
Q: When to schedule a deposition?
A: Usually, no less than 35 days from the time from the notice.
Q: What to do in the event that improper assets are included in the deposition?
A: The creditor can bring action against the recipients to mend the assets or their value.