Sixteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida (Monroe County) Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
Submit courtesy copies no later than five days before any hearing or trial.
Courtesy copies must be submitted to the court no later than Five (5) days before any hearing or trial.
Submit courtesy copies to the Court by email to the Judicial Assistant.
Courtesy copies must be submitted to the Court by e-mail to the Judicial Assistant.
Submit courtesy copies of case law and exhibits the party wants the Court to consider for any hearing or trial.
Courtesy copies of Case Law and Exhibits for Trial and Evidentiary Hearings the party wishes the court to consider must be submitted to the court for any hearing or trial.
Copies of notices, motions, memoranda of law, exhibits, and the exhibit list must be emailed to the Judicial Assistant as a hyperlink at least five days before the scheduled hearing.
Copies of notices, motions, memorandum of law, exhibits & exhibit list shall be forwarded to the Judicial Assistant in the form of a hyperlink via email at least five days prior to the scheduled hearing.
Provide the Court copies of all documents to be considered at a hearing before the hearing.
Copies of all documents to be considered at the hearing must be provided to the Court prior to the scheduled hearing.
Are courtesy copies required in Sixteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida (Monroe County)?
Judge James W. Morgan III: Courtesy-copy rule applies for notices, motions, memorandum of laws, exhibits, and exhibit lists. Details: delivery at least five days before scheduled hearing, by email. Copies of notices, motions, memoranda of law, exhibits, and the exhibit list must be emailed to the Judicial Assistant as a hyperlink at least five days before the scheduled hearing.
Judge Bonnie J. Helms: Details: delivery no later than five days before any hearing or trial. Submit courtesy copies no later than five days before any hearing or trial.
Judge Timothy J. Koenig: Courtesy-copy rule applies for hearing documents. Details: delivery prior to scheduled hearing. Provide the Court copies of all documents to be considered at a hearing before the hearing.
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