Florida Answer of Garnishee is a legal document, filed in the circuit court of the county where the judgment was entered, that provides a response to a garnishment summons. When a creditor obtains a judgment against a debtor, the creditor can issue a garnishment summons, which requires a third party to hold any funds or assets belonging to the debtor. The third party must then file a Florida Answer of Garnishee with the court in response to the summons. This document will provide information about the funds or assets held by the third party. The Answer of Garnishee must include the debtor's name and address, the date of the judgment, the amount of the judgment, and the amount of money or assets held by the third party. In addition, the document must include a statement about whether the debtor owes any money or has any assets that can be collected. If the third party has any objections to the garnishment summons, they must be included in the Answer of Garnishee. There are two types of Florida Answer of Garnishee: The Answer of Garnishee Without Objection and the Answer of Garnishee With Objection. The Answer of Garnishee Without Objection is used when the third party has no objections to the summons and is willing to comply with the garnishment. The Answer of Garnishee With Objection is used when the third party has objections to the summons and wishes to raise them in court.