Court Rules

Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, Miami-Dade County Document Format Requirements

161 rules from official source documents

Rules 151 to 161, page 4 of 4

Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

INFO

Case law should be highlighted for relevant portions.

Case law should be highlighted for relevant portions.

Judge Jacqueline Woodward

INFO

The Court prefers organized electronic copies; no hard copies or binders are necessary.

Organized electronic copies are preferred by this Court. No hard copies nor binders are necessary.

Judge Jason Emilios Dimitris

INFO

Counsel are strongly advised not to bring double-sided copies of exhibits.

It is highly recommended that counsels do not bring in double sided copies for their exhibits.

Judge Jason Emilios Dimitris

INFO

CourtMAP automatically adds the case style, order title, judge's signature block, and done-and-ordered language to submitted orders.

NOTE: CourtMAP automatically adds the case style, order title, Judge's signature block and the done and ordered language to the order.

Judge Lawrence D. King

INFOCivil cases

Hearings already scheduled and noticed as Zoom hearings remain Zoom hearings.

Any hearing already scheduled and noticed as a Zoom hearing remains a Zoom hearing and will be conducted on Zoom.

Judge Lee Solomon

INFOCriminal cases

The court maintains a daily Zoom virtual calendar and most matters can be handled via Zoom.

The Court will OPEN DAILY ZOOM Virtual Calendar to accommodate those that prefer to appear on Zoom. Most matters can be handled via Zoom.

Judge Lody Jean

INFOCriminal cases

A defendant's presence is not required at a sounding calendar.

The Court does not require a Defendant's presence at a sounding calendar.

Judge Lody Jean

INFOCriminal cases

Zoom virtual special request hearings are available upon request made through chambers.

ZOOM virtual special request hearings are available by request through chambers.

Judge Lody Jean

INFOCriminal cases

Format
DOCX

Agreed/unopposed proposed orders may be submitted electronically in Word format to Chambers, if accompanied by proof of agreement.

A proposed order may be electronically submitted in Word format to Chambers if accompanied by a motion signed by both State and Defense or an email or other proof indicating agreement or non-opposition.

Judge Mariano Corcilli

INFOCriminal cases

Format
DOCX

When the Court requests, proposed orders should be submitted electronically in Word format.

When the Court requests it, proposed orders should be submitted electronically in Word

Judge Mariano Corcilli

INFOCivil cases

Hearing binders containing cited authorities are encouraged.

Hearing binders with cited authorities are encouraged.

Judge Robert T. Watson