Excess Funds From Towing

Summary

In Florida, if a towing company sells your car for more than what you owed, you are entitled to the excess amount. If the owner cannot be located, the funds are deposited into the county treasury after 90 days. You can claim these funds from the county treasury. The relevant legal provisions are found in the Florida Statutes, Title XXIII - Motor Vehicles, Chapter 713 - Liens, Part II - Liens for Towing and Storage (Sections 713.78). Contact your local county treasury office for further information.

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If a towing company sells my car for more than what I owed am I entitled to the excess?
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In Florida, if a towing company sells your car for more than the owed amount:
- The excess should be returned to the vehicle's registered owner.
- If the owner cannot be located, the funds are deposited into the county treasury after 90 days.
If a towing company sells my car for more than what I owed am I entitled to the excess?
Yes, in Florida, you are entitled to the excess if a towing company sells your car for more than what you owed. If you cannot be located, the funds will be deposited into the county treasury after 90 days.
Can I get it from the county treasury?
Yes, in Florida, if the excess funds from the sale of your towed vehicle are deposited into the county treasury, you can claim it. Please contact your local county treasury office for further information.
What Florida statute supports this?
The legal provisions you're referring to are found in the Florida Statutes, Title XXIII - Motor Vehicles, Chapter * - Liens, Part II - Liens for Towing and Storage (Sections *.*). Please review these for detailed information.