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“A lienholder claim not filed within the 120-day deadline is barred.”

Fla. Stat. 197.582(2)(a), statutory notice text

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Surplus AI supplies factual public-record research. It is not legal advice, not a title opinion, and not a consumer report under the FCRA. We do not claim representation, do not contact claimants, and do not prepare or file claim forms. Surplus amounts published by a clerk are subject to change; statutory deadlines shown are calculated and must be confirmed with the clerk of court.