JUDGMENT IN A CIVIL CASE

A judgment document from the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Orlando Division, resolving claims in a civil case between the United States and defendants Juan Humberto Garcia, Tax Master BVL, Inc., and Marcos Yariel Figueroa.

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Court's Ruling on the Case

The court entered judgment in favor of the United States against Juan Humberto Garcia and Tax Master BVL, Inc., awarding $558,520. The court ruled that the United States would take nothing from its claims against Marcos Yariel Figueroa. The judgment was issued following a court order dated November 5, 2026.

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Deadline for Attorney's Fees and Costs

The document states that any motions seeking attorney's fees or costs must be filed within the time and manner specified in Local Rule 7.01 of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida. No specific deadline is provided in the judgment itself.

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Appeals Jurisdiction Information

The document includes a civil appeals jurisdiction checklist outlining when and how parties may appeal. It explains that appeals are generally permitted only from final orders under 28 U.S.C. Section 1291, with exceptions for certain interlocutory orders. The checklist also details filing deadlines and requirements for notices of appeal.

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Filing Procedures for Appeals

The document specifies that notices of appeal must be filed within 30 days of judgment entry (60 days if the U.S. government is a party) and received by the court by the deadline. It notes special rules for inmates and explains that the district court loses jurisdiction over most matters once an appeal is filed.

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Document type
Judgment
Category
Civil
Publication date
2026-11-10
DOJ office
Office of Public Affairs
Case number
6:25-cv-482-CEM-RMN
Collected
2026-11-13
Original filename
00046_judgment.pdf
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