People who intentionally pass worthless checks with the intent to defraud violate the criminal laws of Florida. We have developed a Worthless Check Collection and Diversion Division to help you recover the loss you suffered from a bad check. We need your assistance to prosecute the person who gave you a worthless check.
On this page you will find all the necessary documents to begin the process of prosecuting those who write worthless checks.
(*2 copies for State Attorney, 1 copy for your records)
Daytona – (386) 239-7710
DeLand – (396) 822-6400
Flagler – (386) 313-4300
St. Johns – (904) 209-1620
Putnam – (386) 329-0259
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