A Florida Motion for Return of Property is a legal document filed in a Florida court to request a judge's order for the return of personal property that has been wrongfully taken or withheld. This motion is most commonly used in civil cases involving property disputes between two or more parties. There are two main types of Florida Motion for Return of Property: (1) a motion for return of property seized and retained by law enforcement, which asks the court to order the return of evidence or property taken during the course of a criminal investigation; and (2) a motion for return of property wrongfully withheld, which asks the court to order the return of property wrongfully taken or withheld by another party. Both types of motions require the filing party to provide evidence that the property was taken or withheld wrongfully, and that the return of the property would not unjustly harm the other party.
A Florida Motion for Return of Property is a legal document filed in a Florida court to request a judge's order for the return of personal property that has been wrongfully taken or withheld. This motion is most commonly used in civil cases involving property disputes between two or more parties. There are two main types of Florida Motion for Return of Property: (1) a motion for return of property seized and retained by law enforcement, which asks the court to order the return of evidence or property taken during the course of a criminal investigation; and (2) a motion for return of property wrongfully withheld, which asks the court to order the return of property wrongfully taken or withheld by another party. Both types of motions require the filing party to provide evidence that the property was taken or withheld wrongfully, and that the return of the property would not unjustly harm the other party.
