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I would recommend contacting the county of Marion, as well as the city of Anthony. They will know many more specifics about the issue at hand. Here is their contact information:

Marion County, FL (http://www.marioncountyfl.org)
Phone: (352) 438-2300

I really have no idea. You will have to ask yourself that question. Maybe, you shouldn't be sitting next to that person if you are questioning who that person is.

I would contact a lawyer or someone who knows the law very well, I am not that familiar.

I believe a trademark can apply to a single product or a product line. It all depends on the type of trademark the person or company applied for.

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I don't live in Florida, so I am unfamiliar with bank foreclosures in this state. However, I found some helpful information for you.

Florida is a judicial state when it comes to foreclosures. The process must go through the courts. It sounds to me like the bank can take anything related to the house. Technically, they own the house, so they can take anything in the house. However, it seems as though you can move your belongings out to another residence and these will be safe.

A bank's foreclosure process varies by state. Each state has different laws and procedures related to the foreclosure process.

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Full Question: My orthopedist had me go through surgery on my hand after only requesting x-rays and an MRI. The broken bone did not show up on either. The surgery did not help or reveal anything. Afterwards he sent me for a CT-Scan which I later learned is the best test for revealing broken bones. Now I have to undergo surgery again, incurring twice the out-of-pocket expenses and lost time from work. Do I have grounds for legal maneuvers ?

I would recommend contacting a lawyer of some sort.