“In the first decision, the court declared that it didn’t have jurisdiction to force a Florida man on the wrong side of a $29 million judgment to turn over stock in companies organized in the Bahamas, the Netherlands, Jordan, the Isle of Man, and the Dominican Republic. It was especially concerned about the practical implications of permitting Florida courts to issue turnover orders for assets located outside the state. After all, creditors outside Florida might have claims against the same assets. The second debtor-friendly decision followed a few days later. Here, the Court of Appeals ruled that Florida courts have no authority to appoint a ‘receiver’ over an out-of-state corporation.”
http://www.nestmann.com/the-strongest-asset-protection-laws-in-the-us
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