Eighth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Gilchrist, Levy and Union Counties Filing Bundling Requirements
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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
The Court encourages parties, where possible, to work together to submit one copy of the supporting materials.
The Court encourages all parties to work together where possible to submit one copy of the supporting materials necessary for the Court’s consideration.
The Court encourages parties to coordinate, where possible, to submit one copy of supporting materials.
The Court encourages all parties to work together where possible to submit one copy of the supporting materials necessary for the Court’s consideration.
When possible, file all evidence-related documents together in a single submission.
If possible, please file all documents in a single submission.
The Court encourages parties to coordinate, where possible, to submit one copy of supporting materials.
The Court encourages all parties to work together where possible to submit one copy of the supporting materials necessary for the Court’s consideration.
Does Eighth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Gilchrist, Levy and Union Counties require motion papers to be bundled?
Judge Gloria R. Walker: When possible, file all evidence-related documents together in a single submission.
Bundling is encouraged for covered papers before Judge Donna M. Keim. The Court encourages parties to coordinate, where possible, to submit one copy of supporting materials.
Bundling is encouraged for covered papers before Judge David P. Kreider. The Court encourages parties, where possible, to work together to submit one copy of the supporting materials.
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