By: Roy L. Kaufmann / September 15, 2016 / Category: General
A New York nonmilitary service affidavit has requirements that differ slightly from other states. But all affidavits are designed to do the same thing: Confirm or deny a person’s active duty status. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is … Read the rest
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By: Roy L. Kaufmann / August 16, 2016 / Category: General
In addition to the requirements of the Federal Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), the Florida SCRA requirements have their own overlay of protections and requirements. Florida SCRA Requirements The federal statute only covers reserves and call-ups by the president. Florida … Read the rest
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By: Roy L. Kaufmann / / Category: General
You need an affidavit of nonmilitary service when you are suing or taking other action against another individual. Collections actions, foreclosures, car repossessions, real estate evictions, storage rental terminations, domestic relations cases, child support cases or contract disputes are all … Read the rest
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By: Roy L. Kaufmann / August 11, 2016 / Category: General
Everyone wants the best product for the lowest price — it’s only human nature. The difficult part is figuring out if the price you’re paying is worth the product you’re getting. Which begs the question, what does an SCRA search … Read the rest
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By: Roy L. Kaufmann / June 1, 2016 / Category: Legislative Documents
Florida Family Law Cases Specific Form For Affidavit Of Military Service There is a special affidavit used for Family Law cases in Florida. The form will be available in the drop-down box on the page where you order affidavits.… Read the rest
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By: Roy L. Kaufmann / March 27, 2016 / Category: Legislative Developments
The original Servicemembers Civil Relief Act provided for protection of Servicemembers against foreclosures for a period of 90 days after active duty. Since then, we have seen SCRA foreclosure protection extended to longer terms, but all the increases had sunsetted … Read the rest
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On December 1, 2015, the Appendix to Title 50 of the U.S. Code was eliminated. The appendix had been a repository for various, temporary legislation and the House of Representatives Office of the Law Revision Counsel determined that lasting, permanent … Read the rest
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Over the past several years, the Department of Justice has been vigorously pursuing banks and other financial institutions that have violated the SCRA (the “Act”). Some of the provisions of settlement agreements have included burdens and standards that exceed those … Read the rest
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