First Judicial Circuit of Florida, Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton Counties Electronic Filing Rules
64 rules from official source documents
Rules 51 to 64, page 2 of 2
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Proposed order
Submit proposed orders through the E-Filing Portal.
Submission Method: E-Filing Portal
CRITICAL
All filings must be submitted electronically through the e-Portal.
All filings must be e-filed through the e-Portal.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Evidence
For remote proceedings, file all evidence electronically with the Clerk of Court at least three business days before the hearing.
For remote proceedings, all evidence must be filed electronically with the Clerk of Court at least 3 business days prior to the hearing.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Proposed order
Submit proposed orders through the Florida e-Portal.
Submission Method: Via the Florida e-Portal.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Hearing materials
Materials submitted for the Judge’s consideration before a hearing may be emailed or e-filed.
Any memoranda, case law, or other documents that parties wish for the Judge to consider prior to a hearing should be emailed or e-filed at least three business days before the hearing.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Notice of hearing
The movant should e-file the Notice of Hearing when setting the case for trial.
Notice of Hearing should be e-filed by movant.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Stipulated order
The parties may e-file a stipulated order stating the agreed number of days.
The parties may efile a stipulated order including the number of days agreed to or submit a proposed order with the number of days blank for Judge Duncan to decide.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Proposed order
When filing through the e-portal, select “proposed documents” from the drop-down menu.
Once in the e-portal, choose from the drop-down menu “proposed documents.”
WARNING
- Applies to
- Exhibits
For in-person proceedings, the Court prefers that exhibits be electronically filed at least three business days before the hearing.
For in person proceedings, the Court prefers that exhibits be electronically filed at least 3 business days prior to the hearings.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Proposed order
All other proposed orders should be e-filed through the proposed order portion of the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal with a cover letter under separate cover advising that all parties agree to the contents/language of the proposed order.
All other proposed orders should be e-filed through the proposed order portion of the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal with a cover letter under separate cover advising that all parties agree to the contents/language of the proposed order.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Notice of cancellation
The judicial assistant should be immediately notified by email that a hearing is being canceled. An e-filed copy of the Notice of Cancellation should be attached.
The judicial assistant should be immediately notified by email that a hearing is being canceled. An e-filed copy of the Notice of Cancellation should be attached.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Notice of hearing
Notice of Hearing: Notices of Hearing should be filed immediately with an e-filed copy emailed to the judicial assistant.
Notice of Hearing: Notices of Hearing should be filed immediately with an e-filed copy emailed to the judicial assistant.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Emergency motion
Email an e-filed copy of an Emergency Motion to the Judicial Assistant for the Court’s consideration.
Requirements: An e-filed copy of the Emergency Motion should be emailed to the Judicial Assistant for consideration by the Court.
INFO
- Applies to
- Proposed order or judgment
A proposed order or judgment is e-filed after it is signed.
Once the proposed order or judgment is signed, it will be e-filed.
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