Florida Senate - 2023 COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. SB 1574
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LEGISLATIVE ACTION
Senate . House
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03/29/2023 .
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The Committee on Judiciary (Rouson) recommended the following:
1 Senate Amendment
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3 Delete lines 122 - 139
4 and insert:
5 against the judgment debtor. However, enforceability under this
6 chapter of such judgment lien against creditors or subsequent
7 purchasers is determined as provided under s. 319.27(2) or s.
8 328.14, as applicable.
9 (b) A judgment lienholder may obtain an order instructing
10 the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to note the
11 lien on the certificate of title through a court of competent
12 jurisdiction conducting proceedings supplementary to execution
13 under s. 56.29(6)(b).
14 (6) A judgment lien acquired under s. 55.202 may be
15 enforced only through judicial process, including attachment
16 under chapter 76; execution under chapter 56; garnishment under
17 chapter 77; a charging order under s. 605.0503, s. 620.1703, or
18 s. 620.8504; or proceedings supplementary to execution under s.
19 56.29. A holder of a judgment lien acquired under s. 55.202, who
20 is not enforcing separate lien rights in a judgment debtor’s
21 property, may not enforce his or her rights under this section
22 through self-help repossession or replevin without a court order
23 or without the express consent of the judgment debtor contained
24 in a record authenticated in accordance with s. 668.50 or s.
25 679.1021(1)(g) after the judgment lien attaches.