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Speaker 3: We are Orlando's rock station. Jeff Kaufman a partner at
Speaker 3: Kaufman and Lynn find Personal Injury firm here in Central Florida.
Speaker 3: If you are someone you know has been injured and
Speaker 3: you believe you might need to have a lawyer, get
Speaker 3: involved or at least maybe take a look at your situation.
Speaker 3: Jeff is a great source to turn to.
Speaker 2: Let you know if you even need to hire a lawyer,
Speaker 2: you can save you money. Jeff at whenuneed us dot
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Speaker 2: can give him a call directly four zero seven five hundred.
Speaker 1: Jeff. I still like that number. Hello Jeff, Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: a lot of fun. I was. I was.
Speaker 4: Craig and I were doing this. So we're doing the
Speaker 4: Joker movie premiere in a.
Speaker 1: Couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: Craig is his partner, and we're doing the trailer and
Speaker 4: I gave out the number. He goes, why there kind
Speaker 4: of number four five hundred, Craig. I said, well, Craig
Speaker 4: has five letters.
Speaker 1: That's the answer.
Speaker 2: Because I was gonna say, did we have a Bob
Speaker 2: one like five oh five five Bob? Yeah, you would
Speaker 2: need another number, Craig. We can make this happen, dude,
Speaker 2: four oh seven, five oh Craig.
Speaker 4: Yeah, five oh Craig, fifty Craig. But then he think
Speaker 4: that was his age and he'd be mad, he go cancel.
Speaker 1: Ith, damn it. It's a you can't lose, to lose.
Speaker 3: Lose for We had some listeners looking for some guidance
Speaker 3: this morning. Taco Bob, you know it? What is an eviction?
Speaker 3: And hell does it work? What is an eviction?
Speaker 1: I know that? Is this a ruddit question?
Speaker 4: It feels like something somebody types in it and the
Speaker 4: botch just gives it to you.
Speaker 1: I just I just guess.
Speaker 4: It's like this, whether you have a contract or not.
Speaker 4: It's a it's the process somebody uses to get somebody
Speaker 4: out of their property, whether it be a business, whether
Speaker 4: it be a squatter, whether it be a tenant. And
Speaker 4: normally what happens is you have to five i'll documents
Speaker 4: with court and then a sheriff serves it, and then
Speaker 4: if you don't go within a period of time they
Speaker 4: evict you.
Speaker 2: And the great thing is, at least in our state,
Speaker 2: the squatters thing is being squished or at least Yeah.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of weird stuff on that, you know,
Speaker 4: because you feel, what right do you have just to
Speaker 4: move into somebody's stuff?
Speaker 1: You don't know?
Speaker 4: No, that'd be like the same thing, Hey, I have
Speaker 4: the right to take your car if I don't, you know, I.
Speaker 1: Just I just borrowed them. I just took the car.
Speaker 4: It's such it fumes me. It's a concept which is
Speaker 4: a little insane. But you know, we have different rules
Speaker 4: when it comes to property. For example, if you're on
Speaker 4: the property for over twenty years, you know, sometimes you
Speaker 4: have certain rights by it if you believe it's yours
Speaker 4: and you take charge of it for twenty years, you know,
Speaker 4: like you know, like there's places on your property that
Speaker 4: you use, like the extra property at the end of
Speaker 4: you know, your yard or something. Let's say you've been
Speaker 4: using that for twenty five years. Someone goes, no, no,
Speaker 4: the property line is right here. I said, no, no,
Speaker 4: I've been using this property for twenty five years.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: That's you know, but in situations like squatters and everything
Speaker 4: else like that that's just scrap it totally.
Speaker 1: Is that'll be a BWO part two.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, All World Order will take care of squatters
Speaker 2: at the knee caps.
Speaker 1: Moved it to our pizza place.
Speaker 2: They can't squat because they're going to be sitting the
Speaker 2: whole time in a wheelchair after their knees are taken out.
Speaker 1: I have a warrant.
Speaker 2: Look at you getting all violent. No, I'm just tired
Speaker 2: of people taking advantage. Have to do the enforcement, That's
Speaker 2: all I'm wondering about. The hired guard hired guards, why
Speaker 2: the merchants.
Speaker 1: The grassroots movement Israel, Jeff, just know this. There boots
Speaker 1: on the ground, boots on the ground. I have a
Speaker 1: warrant in a different state.
Speaker 2: Not great, But when I was pulled over the other day,
Speaker 2: that is a type of I have never seen. They
Speaker 2: said I had one from a year ago.
Speaker 1: What do I do?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: They only said I had one from a year ago.
Speaker 1: What do I do?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: Do you need to contact and tourney in that state
Speaker 4: and see if they can run it up for you.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they can do it without you. Sometimes you're gonna
Speaker 4: have to go back to that state. A lot of times.
Speaker 4: Let's say it's a small infraction. They don't like a
Speaker 4: like a traffic something. Sometimes they don't pick you up,
Speaker 4: but you know, be aware that any time you get
Speaker 4: pulled over, they can take you in and then you
Speaker 4: wait there to see if that state wants to extradite
Speaker 4: you or not, or if there's an active bail for you.
Speaker 4: So yeah, don't screw around with that because you're gonna
Speaker 4: be You don't want to be camped out in jail
Speaker 4: for thirty to sixty days trying to figure out if
Speaker 4: they're going to bust you to Cleveland or wherever you
Speaker 4: got that warmth. You're right, man, that's a lot of
Speaker 4: time wasted. And I want you to know something. They
Speaker 4: only serve the freed bologna at Christmas, so be careful.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 4: I love that fried bologna in there, but.
Speaker 2: I do not enough to stay put it good piece
Speaker 2: of fraud bolognaya. If I'm the policy holder, god, we've
Speaker 2: had a lot of these lately. If I'm the policy holder,
Speaker 2: can doctors come after me for my daughter bills her
Speaker 2: doctor bills when she's twenty two years old?
Speaker 4: Well, she's still on your policy. I mean, if your
Speaker 4: policy really if she came and used your policy, and
Speaker 4: there's there's things that I mean, you're paying the bills
Speaker 4: for that, which means that she's twenty two. You know,
Speaker 4: some policies allow you to extend it past eighteen. And
Speaker 4: that sounds like this is what's going on. But the
Speaker 4: law twenty six, well, it depends on the policy. I mean,
Speaker 4: you know what company covers what I mean, I cover
Speaker 4: the health insurance for my people.
Speaker 1: But you know, you never know what that stuff.
Speaker 4: But yeah, they can come after you with your policy.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: They said it was only because they only took your
Speaker 4: They only took they only did the lady because of
Speaker 4: your insurance.
Speaker 1: So be careful. What's happened the lady, the lady, the lady.
Speaker 1: She's still alive.
Speaker 4: The lady might be gone. I think we there might
Speaker 4: be an rip on that.
Speaker 1: I don't even remember who the lady was. I'm aware
Speaker 1: of that. That's why we call her the lady.
Speaker 2: The lady is the one that sent the Bob you
Speaker 2: got to be in court tomorrow letter that I opened.
Speaker 1: Three months.
Speaker 4: The lady is who you called and she goes, I
Speaker 4: don't worry about it. You know, Court's not a big deal.
Speaker 4: And you said to me, well, the lady said not
Speaker 4: to worry about it, said, lady's gonna take your house.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's right, that's right. It was that was he.
Speaker 4: Forgets jees I never, I'm never gonna forget that because
Speaker 4: it was on a Friday and he's had me in
Speaker 4: there on a Monday.
Speaker 2: Okay, for those that don't know, I was served to
Speaker 2: go to court for something real estate wise, no idea.
Speaker 2: After I talked to the lady that she misinformed me,
Speaker 2: and the lady said it was cool.
Speaker 5: I broke out. I do believe that was the direct quote,
Speaker 5: You're gonna be cool. And I'm looking at you. Are
Speaker 5: you out of your mind? He hand, I'll never forget.
Speaker 5: He hands Jeff this piece of paper goes. It's just
Speaker 5: anything to worry about. And Jeff does a double take. Coon, yes,
Speaker 5: and you're just telling me now.
Speaker 2: His eyes popped out of his head, and I said, well,
Speaker 2: the lady told me I'm cool.
Speaker 4: This was after we're doing Scummer the week. I believe, yes,
Speaker 4: after one of our Scummer segments. Again, that was on
Speaker 4: a Friday and I had to be in court on Monday.
Speaker 1: But you made it happen. And that's what Coffin does.
Speaker 1: He's that kind of lawyer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jeff at when youneed US dot Com third party debt?
Speaker 2: Can three parties purchase a debt then sue you for
Speaker 2: the debt?
Speaker 1: Yes? Original is a bank for a credit card?
Speaker 2: Yes, then it gets sold to the company is against
Speaker 2: you this yes, okay.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, but they have to prove that they have
Speaker 4: the rights to the debt, and they got to be
Speaker 4: able to bring in all the documents, so lawyer, and
Speaker 4: sometimes they have those documents so you show up. Oh
Speaker 4: there's no way they're going to have it, you know.
Speaker 4: But they also have to show a lot of these
Speaker 4: companies bought this debt in like huge bundles, so it's
Speaker 4: kind of hard sometimes for them to prove that they
Speaker 4: own the debt.
Speaker 1: Then they have guys named Steve call you on Christmas.
Speaker 4: Steve talking Steve and the lady call you and say,
Speaker 4: don't worry, you don't have to be there, Bob.
Speaker 2: I will drive across the country from Ani to pull
Speaker 2: that money out of your ash.
Speaker 1: Dude, you know, I talk to me like, I remember
Speaker 1: we nailed him for a grand Yeah, and we beat
Speaker 1: him up a little bit. Yeah, I have a warrant.
Speaker 2: I had some financial issues with you guys with your warrants?
Speaker 1: When when should I? Uh?
Speaker 4: It's like it's the Central version, Central Florida version of
Speaker 4: Mad Max with.
Speaker 1: All the warrants we parted.
Speaker 2: When Pat and I parted ways from the company, there
Speaker 2: was some financials that didn't work out anyway. I have
Speaker 2: a warrant in a different state. But what that I
Speaker 2: did that again? He didn't like to answer.
Speaker 1: He texted twice. I look at him. He could text wife,
Speaker 1: but he could answer his court sum. Is anybody else
Speaker 1: enjoying this car crash?
Speaker 2: If I was injured at work on a construction site,
Speaker 2: is it a personal entry? They meant injury personal entries? No,
Speaker 2: it's textos. Is it a personal injury case? Or workers work?
Speaker 2: Sounds like worker scomp?
Speaker 4: If you're on the job and you get hurt on
Speaker 4: the job and they have workers competurance, it's worker's comp.
Speaker 1: If they don't.
Speaker 4: But sometimes those cases can blend over, so you call
Speaker 4: the personal injury attorney first. He makes sure that you're
Speaker 4: represented in the worker's camp and then if there's anything
Speaker 4: left over, it can be it can be personal injury.
Speaker 2: Okay, and that lawyer to call for zero seven five hundred.
Speaker 2: Jeff don't try to do fifty Craig, it doesn't exist,
Speaker 2: no or whatever. Bob for zero seven five hundred. Jeff, Hello,
Speaker 2: my ex husband fled the country and what.
Speaker 4: Did you do to him? I'm sorry, that's a bad joke.
Speaker 2: My ex husband fled the country and I'm I don't
Speaker 2: know where he is.
Speaker 1: My question is right, it's a bad joke. I apologize.
Speaker 2: Since we got married out of the country in the UK,
Speaker 2: would I have to divorce him in US and UK?
Speaker 1: How would I go about doing that?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: I think there's citizenship issues. Are US citizen in the
Speaker 4: US if you're a resident here? Normally, if you're a
Speaker 4: resident of a state for a particular amount of time,
Speaker 4: you can sue him in the state that you're a resident,
Speaker 4: and you don't sue him, you just file for bankruptcy.
Speaker 4: So you know, a lot of like I said, a
Speaker 4: lot of it depends on residency and whether you have
Speaker 4: the rights as a citizen or not a citizen to
Speaker 4: be bound by the state of Florida or wherever you
Speaker 4: happen to be suing from. But yes, it doesn't matter
Speaker 4: that he took off or something. But you're going to
Speaker 4: have to try to serve him, and you know that's
Speaker 4: that's going to be the pain in the ass, and
Speaker 4: maybe a judge will, after a certain amount of effort, say, Okay,
Speaker 4: you can do this, but uh, you know you're gonna
Speaker 4: have to talk to a decent divorce attorney. Contact me.
Speaker 4: I know a couple. I don't do it myself because
Speaker 4: I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Good, Yeah, who wants to? Who wants to do it?
Speaker 1: I mean, honestly, it is.
Speaker 4: Any lawyer I know who doesn't do it is not
Speaker 4: volunteering to guy, you know what, that's a field I
Speaker 4: really can't.
Speaker 1: Wait to get into.
Speaker 2: Jeff, when you need us done? The Morse attorneys know
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Stop it. It's the law school to be a divorce attorney.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jeff at when you need us dot com is
Speaker 2: his direct email, so he can send you in the
Speaker 2: right direction.
Speaker 4: Once then I can send you to But I ain't
Speaker 4: doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Is there an income oh, speaking of bankruptcy? They just
Speaker 2: fired this in. Is there an income level that stops
Speaker 2: a person from filing for bankruptcy?
Speaker 1: Like you're making too much? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I don't know, I'm not you know there, I know
Speaker 4: a lot of answers, but the intricacy is a bankruptcy court.
Speaker 4: But again, if you do, I can't forward you over
Speaker 4: to a bunch.
Speaker 1: Of people who do this.
Speaker 4: Do bankruptcy different types, there are, there are levels of
Speaker 4: certain there are levels when it comes to it, like
Speaker 4: if you make a certain amount of year, you don't qualify.
Speaker 4: And I don't want to say this because I hate
Speaker 4: doing it, but you can google it and it'll be
Speaker 4: it'll send you directly to a government website that.
Speaker 1: Will give you the amounts.
Speaker 4: But yes, you should definitely see a bankruptcy attorney on
Speaker 4: this if you know a good I know some good
Speaker 4: ones that can refer you to.
Speaker 2: If you want to hit him up for a bankruptcy
Speaker 2: or attorney, or for a divorce attorney or anything. His
Speaker 2: specialty him and Craig is personal injury.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I put you in the right direction though, because it's
Speaker 4: only fair. But just everyone knows when they call me,
Speaker 4: I don't I don't charge for that. This is not
Speaker 4: this is not a money issue with me when it
Speaker 4: comes to putting you in the right direction or giving
Speaker 4: you advice. In fact, we don't get paid unless we're
Speaker 4: successful for you.
Speaker 1: So that's he's a contact numbers one more time talking.
Speaker 1: He's there to help our listeners.
Speaker 2: Jeff at when youneed us dot com pound five four
Speaker 2: six on your cellar four zero seven five hundred, Jeff,
Speaker 2: Jeff appreciate it always.
Speaker 1: Guys. All right, we'll rendezvous again next Monday.
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