2000 Florida Code
TITLE VI CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
Chapter 55 Judgments  
55.206   Amendment of judgment lien record; termination, partial release, assignment, continuation, tolling, correction.

155.206  Amendment of judgment lien record; termination, partial release, assignment, continuation, tolling, correction.--

(1)  An amendment to a judgment lien acquired under s. 55.202 may be recorded by the judgment creditor of record, which may provide for:

(a)  The termination, partial release, or assignment of the judgment creditor's interest in a judgment lien;

(b)  The continuation and termination of the continuation of a judgment lien, as provided in s. 55.204(4);

(c)  The tolling and termination of the tolling of a lapse of a judgment lien, as provided in s. 55.204(5); or

(d)  The correction or change of any other information provided in the record of a judgment lien.

(2)  Within 30 days following receipt of a written demand by a judgment debtor after the obligation underlying a judgment lien has been fully or partially released, the judgment lienholder must deliver to the judgment debtor a written statement indicating that there is no longer a claim for a lien on the personal property of the judgment debtor or that the judgment lien has been partially released and setting forth the value of the lien remaining unpaid as of the date of the statement. A statement signed by an assignee must include or be accompanied by a separate written acknowledgement of assignment signed by the judgment creditor of record. If the judgment lienholder fails to deliver such a statement within 30 days after proper written demand therefor, the judgment lienholder is liable to the judgment debtor for $100, and for any actual or consequential damages, including reasonable attorney's fees, caused by such failure to the judgment debtor.

(3)  The judgment debtor, the judgment creditor, or assignee may file such statement with the Department of State.

History.--s. 13, ch. 2000-258.

1Note.--Effective October 1, 2001.