Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Pasco and Pinellas Counties
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
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- Motions to continue and motions to allow post-conference depositions based on witness unavailability must be served before the Pre-Trial Conference unless good cause exists.
- Motions to continue and witness-unavailability motions seeking to permit a deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference must be served beforehand unless good cause exists.
- The parties may extend a deadline by submitting an agreed order or may file a motion under Rule 1.200(e)(3)(A)-(D) to extend a deadline, modify the Order, or alter the projected trial period.
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Document Format Requirements4 rules
Competing provisions in the draft Pre-Trial Conference Order must appear in bold letters within the same order.
In the event the parties are unable to agree on any matter in the Pre-Trial Conference Order, they must place each of the competing provisions within the same draft order in bold letters and the Court will resolve the dispute at the Pre- Trial Conference.
Jury instructions must be suitable for submission to the jury, and standard instructions must include the Florida Supreme Court-assigned number and title.
All instructions must be in a form suitable for submission to the jury and, in the case of standard instructions, must bear the number and title assigned in the standard instructions approved by the Florida Supreme Court.
Instructions submitted to the Court must be sent as hard copies by U.S. Mail with a courtesy copy emailed to the Court’s section in Microsoft Word format, unless the Court instructed otherwise at a prior hearing.
All instructions submitted to the Court must be sent in by hard copy via U.S Mail and a courtesy copy sent to the Court’s section email in Microsoft Word format, or as otherwise instructed by the Court at a prior hearing.
Competing provisions that the parties cannot agree upon must appear in bold in the same draft Pre-Trial Conference Order for resolution at the conference.
In the event the parties are unable to agree on any matter in the Pre-Trial Conference Order, they must place each of the competing provisions within the same draft order in bold letters and the Court will resolve the dispute at the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Filing Requirements64 rules
Unlisted witnesses and exhibits may be used at trial only if all parties stipulate or the court permits them by order at or before the pretrial conference.
3. C. Witnesses and exhibits which are not listed as described above may provide testimony or be admitted at trial only upon stipulation of all parties or as allowed by order of the Court at or before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Witness Exhibit Disclosure
At least 45 days before the pretrial conference, counsel for all parties and any unrepresented party must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party, and file the witness and exhibit lists directly with the clerk.
3. A. At least 45 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party and file directly with the clerk:
Document Type
Witness Exhibit Disclosure
Five days before trial, the attorneys and pro se litigants must mark all exhibits for identification, prepare a chronological exhibit list, and make the actual exhibits and documentation evidence available for inspection.
a) mark all exhibits for identification and prepare a chronological exhibit list for use of Clerk and Court at trial (actual exhibits and documentation evidence must be available for inspection at this time);
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Chronological Exhibit List
Attorneys and pro se parties must communicate, draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference order using Exhibit B, and directly submit the original and a copy for each party to the Court at least three days before the conference.
Prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, the attorneys and pro se parties are directed to communicate and draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference order (using the form attached as Exhibit “B”) that must be submitted directly to the Court (submit original and a copy for each party) at least 3 days prior to the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Proposed Pretrial Conference Order
Counsel and pro se litigants must immediately notify the court of a settlement and submit a stipulation for dismissal.
18. Counsel and pro se litigants must immediately notify the Court in the event of settlement and submit a stipulation for an order of dismissal and a final disposition form.
Document Type
Stipulation For Order Of Dismissal
On the first day of trial, each party and each pro se litigant must submit written motions in limine to the court and provide copies to opposing counsel and any pro se litigant.
16. On the first day of the trial, each party and each pro se litigant must submit to the Court, with a copy to opposing counsel and any pro se litigant, written motions in limine.
Document Type
Motion In Limine
Within the stated 30- or 45-day periods, experts and parties must disclose qualifications, subject matter, expected facts and opinions, and the grounds for each opinion.
At the deposition of any expert witness taken within 30 days of the Pre-Trial Conference and in answering any interrogatories concerning expert witnesses which were served by the party submitting such interrogatories within 45 days of the Pre-Trial Conference, all expert witnesses must provide, and all parties must provide (1) complete information regarding the witness' qualifications as an expert; (2) the subject matter upon which the expert witness is expected to testify; (3) the substance of the facts and opinions to which the expert witness is expected to testify; and (4) a summary of the grounds for each opinion.
Document Type
Expert Disclosure
Attorneys and pro se parties must communicate, draft one proposed order using Exhibit B, and submit the original and a copy for each party directly to the court at least three days before the conference.
Prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, the attorneys and pro se parties are directed to communicate and draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference order (using the form attached as Exhibit “B”) that must be submitted directly to the Court (submit original and a copy for each party) at least 3 days prior to the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The Uniform Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony must be provided to every subpoenaed trial expert at least 10 days before trial.
A copy of the Notice titled “Uniform Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony” attached hereto as Exhibit “A” must be provided to any expert witness subpoenaed as an expert witness for trial no later than 10 days prior to trial.
Document Type
Notice
Counsel and pro se litigants must immediately notify the court of settlement and submit dismissal and final-disposition documents.
18. Counsel and pro se litigants must immediately notify the Court in the event of settlement and submit a stipulation for an order of dismissal and a final disposition form.
Document Type
Settlement Notice
A party must submit an itemized statement of the special damages the plaintiff expects to prove.
f) submit an itemized statement of special damages plaintiff expects to prove;
Document Type
Itemized Statement Of Special Damages
Each party and each pro se litigant must submit written motions in limine on the first day of trial, with a copy to opposing counsel and any pro se litigant.
16. On the first day of the trial, each party and each pro se litigant must submit to the Court, with a copy to opposing counsel and any pro se litigant, written motions in limine.
Document Type
Motion In Limine
The parties must prepare and deliver a joint trial notebook to the presiding judge.
h) prepare and deliver a joint trial notebook to the presiding judge.
Document Type
Joint Trial Notebook
A case management order must be issued in every civil action within the Pasco and Pinellas County circuit courts.
In all civil divisions of the courts in Pasco and Pinellas Counties, a case management order must be issued in every civil action as defined by rule 1.200(a).
Document Type
Case Management Order
At commencement of a civil action, the plaintiff or counsel must designate the case as either General or Streamlined under Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.200.
Upon commencement of every civil action as defined by rule 1.050, Plaintiff(s), or Plaintiff(s)’s counsel, must designate the case track assignment as “General” or “Streamlined” in accordance with the definitions in rule 1.200.
Document Type
Civil Case Commencement
The plaintiff or counsel must file and serve on all named defendants the Standing Order corresponding to the designated case track, together with the summons and complaint.
Plaintiff(s), or Plaintiff(s)’s counsel, must file and serve the Standing Order corresponding to their designated case track assignment, along with the summons and complaint, upon all named defendants.
Document Type
Standing Order
A party seeking a Complex case designation must file and serve an appropriate motion and follow all case-management procedures in Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.201.
Any party seeking to designate an action as “Complex” must file and serve an appropriate motion and must adhere to all case management procedures outlined in rule 1.201.
Document Type
Complex Case Designation Motion
The disclosure must list all exhibits expected to be admitted at trial, regardless of purpose.
c) a list of all exhibits which are expected to be admitted at trial whether for substantive, demonstrative, corroborative, impeachment, or rebuttal purposes.
Document Type
Pretrial Disclosure
Unlisted witnesses and exhibits may be used only by stipulation of all parties or court order by the pre-trial conference.
4. Witnesses and exhibits which are not listed as described above may provide testimony or be admitted at trial only upon stipulation of all parties or as allowed by order of the Court at or before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Pretrial Disclosure
A copy of each expert witness’s curriculum vitae must be provided.
2. a copy of the expert’s curriculum vitae.
Document Type
Expert Witness Disclosure
The court will not hear or consider boiler-plate motions in limine.
The Court will not hear or consider “boiler-plate” motions in limine.
Document Type
Motion In Limine
A party seeking exclusion of expert evidence must file a motion identifying the specific grounds for the challenge.
Any party seeking to exclude expert evidence must file a motion identifying the specific basis for the challenge.
Document Type
Motion To Exclude Expert Evidence
Video depositions intended for use at trial must be appropriately edited before the pre-trial conference.
Video depositions to be shown at trial must be appropriately edited prior to the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Video Deposition
A copy of the Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony must be provided to every subpoenaed expert witness no later than 30 days before trial.
A copy of the Notice titled “Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony” must be provided to any expert witness subpoenaed as an expert witness for trial, no later than 30 days before trial.
Document Type
Notice Regarding Scheduling Of Experts For Trial Testimony
Every motion in limine must concern specific evidence intended for use at trial.
All motions in limine must relate to specific evidence to be offered at trial.
Document Type
Motion In Limine
Deposition objections must be resolved before the pre-trial conference or they will be deemed waived.
All such objections must be resolved prior to the Pre-Trial Conference or the objection(s) will be considered waived.
Document Type
Deposition Objections
The Plaintiff must provide a complete set of proposed jury instructions and verdict forms before the Pre-Trial Conference and provide copies to opposing counsel and any unrepresented litigant.
Prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, the Plaintiff must provide to the Court a complete set of proposed jury instructions and verdict form(s), with a copy to opposing counsel and any unrepresented litigant.
Document Type
Proposed Jury Instructions And Verdict Forms
The Defendants must provide only special or omitted standard instructions and any specific objections by the Pre-Trial Conference date.
The Defendant(s) must provide only special instructions or those standard instructions not included in the proposal submitted by Plaintiff, together with any specific objections to the instructions submitted by Plaintiff and must do so no later than the date of the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Special Or Additional Jury Instructions
Counsel and unrepresented litigants must immediately notify the Court in writing of a settlement and promptly submit a dismissal stipulation and final disposition form.
Counsel and unrepresented litigants must immediately provide written notification to the Court in the event of settlement, and promptly submit a stipulation for an order of dismissal and a final disposition form.
Document Type
Settlement Notification And Dismissal Submission
The pre-trial order must include a concise and neutral statement of the case.
CONCISE AND NEUTRAL STATEMENT OF THE CASE:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The rule addresses admissions.
ADMISSIONS:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must address stipulations and waivers.
STIPULATIONS AND WAIVERS:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must identify the issues to be included on the verdict form.
ISSUES (to be included on verdict form):
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must list all remaining motions requiring court action, including each motion’s title and filing date.
A list of all remaining motions that require action by the Court, including the title and dates of filing for each motion:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must list the names and addresses of all expected lay and expert trial witnesses.
A list of the names and addresses of all lay and expert witnesses who are expected to testify at trial, whether for substantive, collaborative, impeachment, or rebuttal purposes:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must state the number of prospective venire jurors, alternate jurors, and peremptory challenges for each party.
THE NUMBER OF PROSPECTIVE JURORS REQUIRED FOR A VENIRE, ALTERNATE JURORS, AND PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES FOR EACH PARTY:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must list the pleadings on which the case will be tried and the filing date of each pleading.
A list of pleadings upon which the case will be tried, including the date of filing for each.
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must attach a list of special damages claimed or state that none are claimed.
A LIST OF SPECIAL DAMAGES CLAIMED IS ATTACHED (or state “NONE”).
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must state the estimated case-in-chief length for each litigant and the entire trial, including voir dire.
ESTIMATED LENGTH OF THE CASE IN CHIEF FOR EACH LITIGANT AND THE ENTIRE TRIAL, INCLUDING VOIR DIRE:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must state the maximum number of trial days, excluding jury selection.
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF TRIAL DAYS, EXCLUDING JURY SELECTION:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
Information provided under Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.280(b)(5)(A)(iii) is limited to the three years before the pre-trial conference unless the parties agree otherwise or the court orders otherwise.
Such information provided under Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.280(b)(5)A.iii. must be limited to three years before the date of the Pre-Trial Conference, unless the parties agree otherwise or by order of the Court.
Document Type
Witness And Exhibit Disclosure
The disclosure must include a list of all expected lay and expert trial witnesses and the specified information under Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.280(b)(5)(A)(i) and (iii).
a) a list of the names and addresses of all lay and expert witnesses who are expected to testify at trial, whether for substantive, corroborative, impeachment, or rebuttal purposes. b) all information listed in Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.280(b)(5)A.i. and iii.
Document Type
Witness And Exhibit Disclosure
The parties must provide a copy of any written expert report issued regarding the case.
The parties must also provide: 1. a copy of any written reports issued by the expert regarding this case; and
Document Type
Witness And Exhibit Disclosure
Experts and parties must provide all information required by Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.280(b)(5)(A)(i) and (iii) at expert depositions taken within the ordered time periods.
At the deposition of any expert witness taken within the time periods set forth in this Order, all expert witnesses must provide, and all parties must provide, all information listed in Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.280(b)(5)A.i. and iii.
Document Type
Expert Deposition
At least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, each defendant or unrepresented party must serve the names and addresses of all proposed Fabre defendants.
5. At least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for each defendant and any unrepresented party must serve a list of the names and addresses of all non-parties (Fabre defendants) defendant intends to request the Court to include on the verdict form.
Document Type
Fabre Defendant List
The disclosure must include a list of all exhibits expected to be admitted at trial, regardless of purpose.
c) a list of all exhibits which are expected to be admitted at trial whether for substantive, demonstrative, corroborative, impeachment, or rebuttal purposes.
Document Type
Exhibit Disclosure
A copy of each expert's curriculum vitae must be provided as part of the expert disclosures.
2. a copy of the expert's curriculum vitae.
Document Type
Expert Disclosure
A motion challenging expert evidence must identify the specific basis for exclusion.
Any party seeking to exclude expert evidence must file a motion identifying the specific basis for the challenge.
Document Type
Expert Evidence Challenge Motion
Every trial expert who has been subpoenaed must receive the Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony no later than 30 days before trial.
11. A copy of the Notice titled “**Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony**” must be provided to any expert witness subpoenaed as an expert witness for trial, **no later than 30 days before trial**.
Document Type
Notice Regarding Scheduling Of Experts For Trial Testimony
The parties must use the attached form to draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order and submit an original, a copy for each party, and an email attachment to the Court at least three business days before the conference.
The attorneys and unrepresented parties must meet and confer as coordinated by the Plaintiff(s), and draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order (using the form attached) that must be received by the Court (submit original and a copy for each party) at least 3 business days before the Pre-Trial Conference by US Mail or courier AND by email attachment to the Court's section email.
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The parties must provide a complete set of proposed jury instructions and verdict forms using the submission method described in paragraph 24.
The parties must provide a complete set of proposed jury instructions and verdict form(s) by the method described in paragraph 24 of this Order.
Document Type
Jury Instructions And Verdict Forms
The defendants must provide special instructions or omitted standard instructions and specific objections to the plaintiff's proposed instructions no later than the pre-trial conference.
The Defendant(s) must provide only special instructions or those standard instructions not included in the proposal submitted by Plaintiff, together with any specific objections to the instructions submitted by Plaintiff and must do so no later than the date of the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Jury Instructions
Before the pre-trial conference, the plaintiff must provide the court a complete set of proposed jury instructions and verdict forms and provide copies to opposing counsel and any unrepresented litigant.
**Prior to the Pre-Trial Conference**, the Plaintiff must provide to the Court a complete set of proposed jury instructions and verdict form(s), with a copy to opposing counsel and any unrepresented litigant.
Document Type
Proposed Jury Instructions
An attorney representing a party in a domestic violence or dissolution of marriage case must file a notice identifying any dependency or delinquency case involving a child of a party.
An attorney representing a party in a domestic violence or dissolution of marriage case must file a notice with the court informing the court of any dependency or delinquency case involving a child of one of the parties.
Document Type
Notice
A motion to compel or for a protective order must be accompanied by a statement certifying the good-faith conference and that counsel could not resolve the dispute.
Before filing a motion to compel or a motion for protective order, counsel for the moving party shall confer with counsel for the opposing party in a good faith effort to resolve by agreement the issues raised, and shall file with the Court at the time of the filing of the motion a statement certifying that he or she has so conferred with opposing counsel and that counsel have been unable to resolve the dispute.
Document Type
Motion
A motion to compel discovery must quote in full each discovery item addressed by the motion and the opposing party's stated objection and grounds.
Motions to compel discovery shall quote in full each interrogatory, question on deposition, request for admission or request for production to which the motion is addressed and the objection and grounds therefor as stated by the opposing party.
Document Type
Motion To Compel
If the parties cannot agree on a matter for the proposed Pre-Trial Conference order, they must leave that matter blank for the Court to resolve at the conference.
In the event the parties are unable to agree on any matter in the Pre-Trial Conference Order, they must leave the matter blank and the Court will resolve the dispute at the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Proposed Pretrial Conference Order
The order must include certification that a copy was furnished by U.S. Mail, electronic service, or another approved delivery method.
I hereby certify that a copy of this Order has been furnished by U.S. Mail, electronic service, [or other approved delivery method] this ____ day of ____, 20____ to:
Document Type
Order
When parties cannot agree on a matter in the proposed pretrial order, they must leave it blank for the court to resolve at the conference.
In the event the parties are unable to agree on any matter in the Pre-Trial Conference Order, they must leave the matter blank and the Court will resolve the dispute at the Pre-Trial Conference.
Document Type
Pretrial Order
The pre-trial order must identify technology necessary to facilitate presentation of evidence and demonstrative aids.
THE FOLLOWING TECHNOLOGY IS NECESSARY TO FACILITATE THE PRESENTATION OF EVIDENCE AND DEMONSTRATIVE AIDS:
Document Type
Pretrial Order
Motions in limine must concern specific trial evidence, and the Court will not hear or consider boiler-plate motions.
All motions in limine must relate to specific evidence to be offered at trial. The Court will not hear or consider “boiler-plate” motions in limine.
Document Type
Motion In Limine
Before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel must exchange and simultaneously submit legal memoranda with supporting citations for unique legal questions reasonably expected to arise during trial.
Prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for the parties are directed to exchange and simultaneously submit to the Court appropriate memoranda, with citations of legal authority, in support of any unique legal questions which may reasonably be expected to arise during the course of the trial.
Document Type
Legal Memorandum
Jury instructions must be suitable for submission to the jury, and standard instructions must bear the Florida Supreme Court-assigned number and title.
All instructions must be in a form suitable for submission to the jury and, in the case of standard instructions, must bear the number and title assigned in the standard instructions approved by the Florida Supreme Court.
Document Type
Jury Instructions
The civil case uses a uniform pre-trial conference order for jury trials.
UNIFORM PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE ORDER (JURY TRIAL)
Document Type
Pretrial Order
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
The proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order must be submitted to the court by U.S. Mail or courier and by email attachment at least three business days before the conference.
The attorneys and unrepresented parties must meet and confer as coordinated by the Plaintiff(s), and draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order (using the form attached) that must be received by the Court (submit original and a copy for each party) at least 3 business days before the Pre-Trial Conference by US Mail or courier AND by email attachment to the Court’s section email.
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Filing Timing and Cure Windows
The initial witness and exhibit disclosure lists are due at least 45 days before the pretrial conference and must be served on opposing counsel and any unrepresented party while also being filed with the clerk.
At least 45 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party and file directly with the clerk:
Page 4 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and heard before that conference.
All motions for summary judgment must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and must be heard before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 5 | MOTIONS
The required witness and exhibit lists must be filed directly with the clerk at least 45 days before the pretrial conference.
At least 45 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party and file directly with the clerk:
Page 2 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
For General and Streamlined cases, the Clerk may not issue a summons until the applicable Standing Order has been filed.
For cases that require a General or Streamlined Standing Order, the Clerk of the Circuit Court (“Clerk”) shall not issue a summons in those cases until a Standing Order has been filed.
Page 1 | STANDING ORDER FOR CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT, ¶ 2
The projected trial date for a general-track civil action is 18 months after the action is filed.
All other civil actions that do not meet the criteria for 18 months after the action is filed. See Fla. “complex” or “streamlined” cases. R. Civ. P. 1.440.
Page 3 | CASE TRACK ASSIGNMENT: GENERAL
Deadlines established by the Standing Order are strictly enforced and may be changed only by court order.
All deadlines established by this Order must be strictly enforced and can only be changed by court order.
Page 3 | DEADLINES
Except for actions enumerated in Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.200(a), a civil action must be assigned a streamlined, general, or complex case-management track within 120 days after filing.
All civil actions, except those enumerated in Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.200(a), must be assigned one of three case management tracks within 120 days after the action is filed: streamlined, general, or complex.
Page 3 | GENERAL CASE STANDING ORDER
Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served 60 days before the pretrial conference and heard before that conference.
File and serve 60 days before the pre-trial conference. Summary Judgment Must be heard prior to the pre-trial conference.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Filing and Service of Motions for Summary Judgment
Expert discovery must be completed 30 days before the pretrial conference.
Completion of Expert Discovery 30 days before the pre-trial conference.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Completion of Expert Discovery
A trial date must be scheduled eight months after the action is filed.
Schedule a Trial Date 8 months after the action is filed. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.440.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Schedule a Trial Date
Fact discovery must be completed 30 days before the pretrial conference.
Completion of Fact Discovery 30 days before the pre-trial conference.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Completion of Fact Discovery
The case is designated GENERAL, has a projected trial date 18 months after filing, and all parties must comply with the corresponding deadlines.
The above-styled case is designated as GENERAL with a projected trial date of 18 MONTHS AFTER THE ACTION IS FILED, and all parties must abide by the corresponding deadlines.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE STANDING ORDER
All objections to pleadings must be filed and resolved before the pretrial conference.
Before the pre-trial conference.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Filing and Resolution of All Objections to Pleadings
Summary-judgment motions must be heard before the pretrial conference.
Must be heard prior to the pre-trial conference.
Page 6 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
All objections to pleadings must be filed and resolved before the actual trial date.
Filing and Resolution of All Objections to Before the actual trial date.
Page 6 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served 60 days before the pretrial conference.
Filing and Service of Motions for File and serve 60 days before the pre-trial conference.
Page 6 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
All pretrial motions must be filed and resolved before the pretrial conference.
Filing and Resolution of All Pretrial Before the pre-trial conference.
Page 6 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
The required witness and exhibit disclosures must be filed at least 150 days before the pre-trial conference.
3. At least 150 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must file and serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party with:
Page 4 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
All discovery must be completed at least 30 days before the pre-trial conference, and later discovery requires a court order.
6. All discovery matters, including all depositions and examinations of persons conducted pursuant to Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.360, must be completed at least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference. Discovery occurring after deadline will be permitted only by order of the Court.
Page 5 | COMPLETION OF DISCOVERY
Absent good cause explaining why a motion was not heard earlier, the motion must be heard before the pre-trial conference.
Unless good cause exists as to why the motions were not heard previously, such motions must be heard prior to the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
Summary-judgment motions must be filed at least 60 days before the pre-trial conference.
All motions for summary judgment must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and must be heard before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
Any motion challenging the admissibility of expert evidence must be heard before the pre-trial conference.
Any motions challenging the admissibility of expert evidence must be heard prior to the Pre- Trial Conference.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
An expert-evidence admissibility challenge not scheduled and heard before the pre-trial conference is waived absent exceptional circumstances.
All motions challenging the admissibility of expert evidence not scheduled and heard before the Pre-Trial Conference will be considered waived, absent exceptional circumstances.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
All motions, including motions in limine, must be filed at least 30 days before the pre-trial conference.
9. All motions, including motions in limine, must be filed and served at least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
The court must receive the proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order at least three business days before the conference.
The attorneys and unrepresented parties must meet and confer as coordinated by the Plaintiff(s), and draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order (using the form attached) that must be received by the Court (submit original and a copy for each party) at least 3 business days before the Pre-Trial Conference by US Mail or courier AND by email attachment to the Court’s section email.
Page 7 | PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE
Witness and exhibit disclosures must be filed and served at least 150 days before the pre-trial conference.
At least 150 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must file and serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party with:
Page 2 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and heard before that conference.
All motions for summary judgment must be filed and served at least **60 days before** the Pre-Trial Conference and must be heard before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 4 | MOTIONS
All motions, including motions in limine, must be filed and served at least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference.
9. All motions, including motions in limine, must be filed and served at least **30 days before** the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 4 | MOTIONS
Expert-evidence admissibility challenges not scheduled and heard before the Pre-Trial Conference are waived absent exceptional circumstances.
Any motions challenging the admissibility of expert evidence not scheduled and heard before the Pre-Trial Conference will be considered waived, absent exceptional circumstances.
Page 4 | MOTIONS
Absent good cause, motions must be heard before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Unless good cause exists as to why the motions were not heard previously, such motions **must be heard prior to the Pre-Trial Conference**.
Page 4 | MOTIONS
The Court must receive the proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order at least three business days before the conference, with submission required by both mail or courier and email attachment.
The attorneys and unrepresented parties must meet and confer as coordinated by the Plaintiff(s), and draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference Order (using the form attached) that must be received by the Court (submit original and a copy for each party) at least 3 business days before the Pre-Trial Conference by US Mail or courier AND by email attachment to the Court's section email.
Page 5 | PRIOR TO THE PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE
Deadlines established by the Standing Order are mandatory and may be changed only by court order.
All deadlines established by this Order must be strictly enforced and can only be changed by court order.
Page 1 | DEADLINES
Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served 60 days before the pretrial conference and heard before that conference.
Filing and Service of Motions for File and serve 60 days before the pre-trial conference. Summary Judgment Must be heard prior to the pre-trial conference.
Page 2 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES
Civil actions, except those enumerated in Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.200(a), must receive a case-management track assignment within 120 days after filing.
All civil actions, except those enumerated in Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.200(a), shall be assigned one of three case management tracks within 120 days after the action is filed: streamlined, general, or complex. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.200(b).
Page 1 | Streambed Case Standing Order
Fact discovery must be completed before the pre-trial conference.
Completion of Fact Discovery Before the pre-trial conference.
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
Expert discovery must be completed before the pre-trial conference.
Completion of Expert Discovery Before the pre-trial conference.
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
All pretrial motions must be filed and resolved before the pre-trial conference.
Filing and Resolution of All Pretrial Before the pre-trial conference.
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
Alternative dispute resolution, including non-binding arbitration and mediation, must be completed before the actual trial date.
Completion of Alternative Dispute Resolution, including Non-Binding Arbitration and Mediation Before the actual trial date.
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
The parties must schedule a trial date eight months after the action is filed.
Schedule a Trial Date 8 months after the action is filed. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.440.
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
The streamlined case has a projected trial date 12 months after the action is filed, and all parties must follow the corresponding deadlines.
The above-styled case is designated as STREAMLINED with a projected trial date of 12 MONTHS AFTER THE ACTION IS FILED, and all parties must abide by the corresponding deadlines.
Page 2 | Order
All objections to pleadings must be filed and resolved before the actual trial date.
Filing and Resolution of All Objections to Before the actual trial date.
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served 60 days before the pre-trial conference and heard before that conference.
Filing and Service of Motions for File and serve 60 days before the pre-trial conference. Summary Judgment Must be heard prior to the pre-trial conference.
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
At least 35 days before the pretrial conference, counsel for all parties and any pro se party may serve a supplemental list of additional witnesses and exhibits.
3. B. At least 35 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any pro se party, may serve a list of additional witnesses and exhibits as described above.
Page 4 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
The pretrial conference is to be scheduled according to the trial judge's practice preferences.
To be scheduled pursuant to the trial judge’s practice preferences.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Pre-Trial Conference
The deadline for adding new parties is determined in the trial judge's discretion.
Deadline for adding new parties is at the discretion of the trial judge. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.070(j); see also Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.190.
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Adding New Parties
The parties must cooperate with the court, according to its practice preferences, to schedule an actual trial date.
To schedule an actual trial date, the parties must cooperate with the Court according to its practice preferences.
Page 5 | DEADLINES
An examiner deposition under Rule 1.360(c) may occur without a court order within 30 days after service of the report and at least 10 days before trial.
However, the deposition of any examiner pursuant to Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.360(c) will be allowed without order of Court any time within 30 days of service of their report and no less than 10 days before the date trial is scheduled to commence.
Page 5 | COMPLETION OF DISCOVERY
A party unable to meet an established case-management deadline must notify the court within a reasonable time.
If a party is unable to meet the established case management deadlines, the party must notify the Court within a reasonable time.
Page 1 | DEADLINES
All objections to pleadings must be filed and resolved before the pretrial conference.
Filing and Resolution of All Objections Before the pre-trial conference.
Page 2 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES
All pretrial motions must be filed and resolved before the pretrial conference.
Filing and Resolution of All Pretrial Before the pre-trial conference.
Page 2 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES
A streamlined case is defined by specified factual, discovery, legal-issue, dispositive-motion, documentary-evidence, and trial-length characteristics.
Actions that reflect mutual knowledge of the underlying facts, have limited needs for discovery, well-established legal issues related to liability and damages, few anticipated dispositive pretrial motions, minimal documentary evidence, and an anticipated trial length of 3 days or less.
Page 1 | DEFINITION
Service and Proof of Service Rules
Counsel for all parties and any unrepresented party must serve the initial witness and exhibit lists on opposing counsel and any unrepresented party at least 45 days before the pretrial conference.
At least 45 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party and file directly with the clerk:
Page 4 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
At least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for each defendant must serve a list of the names and addresses of all non-party defendants the defendant intends to include on the verdict form.
D. At least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for each defendant must serve a list of the names and addresses of all non-parties (Fabre defendants) the defendant intends to request the Court include on the verdict form.
Page 5 | ORDER SETTING NON-JURY TRIAL AND PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE
A copy of the Uniform Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony must be provided to every expert witness subpoenaed for trial no later than 10 days before trial.
A copy of the Notice titled “Uniform Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony” attached hereto as Exhibit “A” must be provided to any expert witness subpoenaed as an expert witness for trial no later than 10 days prior to trial.
Page 6 | TRIAL WITNESSES
At least 45 days before the pretrial conference, counsel for all parties and any unrepresented party must serve the required witness and exhibit information on opposing counsel and any unrepresented party and file it directly with the clerk.
At least 45 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party and file directly with the clerk:
Page 2 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
The plaintiff or counsel must serve the corresponding case-track Standing Order on all named defendants together with the summons and complaint.
Plaintiff(s), or Plaintiff(s)’s counsel, must file and serve the Standing Order corresponding to their designated case track assignment, along with the summons and complaint, upon all named defendants.
Page 1 | STANDING ORDER FOR CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT, ¶ 1
A party seeking a Complex designation must serve an appropriate motion and comply with Rule 1.201 case-management procedures.
Any party seeking to designate an action as “Complex” must file and serve an appropriate motion and must adhere to all case management procedures outlined in rule 1.201.
Page 2 | STANDING ORDER FOR CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT, ¶ 5
The complaint must be served within 120 days after the action is filed.
Service of Complaint 120 days after the action is filed. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.070(j).
Page 3 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Service of Complaint
Plaintiffs or their counsel must file and serve the Standing Order on all named defendants or their counsel with the summons and complaint.
Plaintiff(s), or Plaintiff(s)’s counsel, must file and serve this Standing Order upon all named Defendant(s) or Defendant(s)’s counsel with the summons and complaint.
Page 3 | GENERAL CASE STANDING ORDER
The plaintiff or plaintiff’s counsel must file and serve the standing order with the summons and complaint.
Plaintiff(s), or Plaintiff(s)’s counsel, must file and serve this Standing Order upon Defendant(s) or Defendant(s)’s counsel with the summons and complaint.
Page 5 | StreAMLINED CASE STANDING ORDER
At least 150 days before the pre-trial conference, counsel and unrepresented parties must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party with the specified witness and exhibit disclosures.
3. At least 150 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must file and serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party with:
Page 4 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
At least 30 days before the pre-trial conference, defendants and unrepresented parties must serve the names and addresses of all proposed non-party verdict-form defendants.
At least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for each defendant and any unrepresented party must serve a list of the names and addresses of all non-parties (Fabre defendants) defendant intends to request the Court to include on the verdict form.
Page 5 | Witness and Exhibit Disclosure
Discovery requiring an adverse party’s response must be served sufficiently early for the response to be due before the discovery deadline.
Any discovery requiring a response from the adverse party must be served in time for the response to be due prior to the deadline date established herein.
Page 5 | COMPLETION OF DISCOVERY
Each party must serve its case-in-chief deposition designations no later than 25 days before the pre-trial conference, subject to the paragraph 7 exception.
Except as set forth in paragraph 7 above, no later than 25 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, each party must serve designations of depositions (video or otherwise) each party intends to offer as testimony in their case-in- chief.
Page 6 | DEPOSITION DESIGNATIONS
Each opposing party must serve counter-designations and objections to designated deposition portions no later than 15 days before the pre-trial conference.
No later than 15 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, each opposing party must serve counter designations to portions of depositions designated, together with objections to the depositions, or portions thereof, originally designated.
Page 6 | DEPOSITION DESIGNATIONS
Each party must serve objections to the opposing party’s counter-designations no later than five days before the pre-trial conference.
No later than 5 days before the day of the Pre-Trial Conference, each party must serve their objections to counter designations served by an opposing party.
Page 6 | DEPOSITION DESIGNATIONS
All motions, including motions in limine, must be served at least 30 days before the pre-trial conference.
9. All motions, including motions in limine, must be filed and served at least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
Summary-judgment motions must be served at least 60 days before the pre-trial conference.
All motions for summary judgment must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and must be heard before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
The required witness and exhibit disclosures must be served on opposing counsel and any unrepresented party at least 150 days before the pre-trial conference.
At least 150 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any unrepresented party, must file and serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party with:
Page 2 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
Discovery requiring an adverse-party response must be served early enough for the response to be due before the discovery deadline.
Any discovery requiring a response from the adverse party must be served in time for the response to be due prior to the deadline date established herein.
Page 3 | COMPLETION OF DISCOVERY
The Fabre-defendant list must be served at least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference.
5. At least 30 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for each defendant and any unrepresented party must serve a list of the names and addresses of all non-parties (Fabre defendants) defendant intends to request the Court to include on the verdict form.
Page 3 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
The expert-scheduling notice must be provided to each subpoenaed trial expert no later than 30 days before trial.
11. A copy of the Notice titled “**Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony**” must be provided to any expert witness subpoenaed as an expert witness for trial, **no later than 30 days before trial**.
Page 4 | TRIAL WITNESSES
Settlement notification must be served and emailed to the court, with copies to all counsel.
Written notification must include service and email sent to the Court, with copies to all counsel.
Page 8 | ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
The plaintiff or plaintiff’s counsel must file and serve the Standing Order with the summons and complaint on all named defendants or their counsel.
Plaintiff(s), or Plaintiff(s)’s counsel, must file and serve this Standing Order upon all named Defendant(s) or Defendant(s)’s counsel with the summons and complaint.
Page 1 | GENERAL CASE STANDING ORDER
Service of the complaint is due 120 days after the action is filed.
Service of Complaint 120 days after the action is filed. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.070(j).
Page 1 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES
Service of the complaint is due 120 days after the action is filed.
Service of Complaint 120 days after the action is filed. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.070(j).
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
At least 35 days before the pretrial conference, counsel for all parties and any pro se party may serve a supplemental list of additional witnesses and exhibits.
At least 35 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for all parties, and any pro se party, may serve a list of additional witnesses and exhibits as described above.
Page 2 | WITNESS AND EXHIBIT DISCLOSURE
Deadlines for extending service of process upon defendants are within the trial judge's discretion.
Deadlines for extensions to serve process upon defendants are at the discretion of the trial judge. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.070(j).
Page 2 | STREAMLINED CASE DEADLINES
Courtesy Copy Requirements
A courtesy copy of jury instructions must be sent to the court's section email in Microsoft Word format, unless the court previously instructed otherwise.
All instructions submitted to the Court must be sent in by hard copy via U.S Mail and a courtesy copy sent to the Court's section email in Microsoft Word format, or as otherwise instructed by the Court at a prior hearing.
Page 7 | JURY INSTRUCTIONS
Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
All motions except motions in limine must be filed and heard before the Pre-Trial Conference unless good cause exists, in which case the Court may hear them at or after that conference.
6. All motions, except motions in limine, must be filed and heard prior to the Pre-Trial Conference unless good cause exists why the motions were not heard prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, including the inability to obtain hearing time prior to the Pre-Trial Conference. If such good cause exists, the Court will hear such motions at the Pre-Trial Conference or at a separate hearing following the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 5 | MOTIONS
Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and heard before it.
All motions for summary judgment must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and must be heard before the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 3 | MOTIONS
Except for motions in limine, motions generally must be filed and heard before the Pre-Trial Conference, with good-cause motions heard at or after that conference.
All motions, except motions in limine, must be filed and heard prior to the Pre-Trial Conference unless good cause exists why the motions were not heard prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, including the inability to obtain hearing time prior to the Pre-Trial Conference. If such good cause exists, the Court will hear such motions at the Pre-Trial Conference or at a separate hearing following the Pre-Trial Conference.
Page 3 | MOTIONS
A motion based on witness unavailability to allow a deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference must be served beforehand unless good cause exists.
All motions to continue and motions to allow deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference based on witness unavailability must be served prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, unless good cause exists.
Page 3 | MOTIONS
Before filing a motion to compel or for a protective order, moving counsel must confer with opposing counsel in a good-faith effort to resolve the disputed issues.
Before filing a motion to compel or a motion for protective order, counsel for the moving party shall confer with counsel for the opposing party in a good faith effort to resolve by agreement the issues raised, and shall file with the Court at the time of the filing of the motion a statement certifying that he or she has so conferred with opposing counsel and that counsel have been unable to resolve the dispute.
Page 4 | Rule 5 – General (C) Affidavit of Good Faith, Motions to Compel
Adjournment & Extension Requirements
Motions to continue and motions to allow post-conference depositions based on witness unavailability must be served before the Pre-Trial Conference unless good cause exists.
All motions to continue and motions to allow deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference based on witness unavailability must be served prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, unless good cause exists.
Page 5 | MOTIONS
Motions to continue and witness-unavailability motions seeking to permit a deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference must be served beforehand unless good cause exists.
All motions to continue and motions to allow deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference based on witness unavailability must be served prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, unless good cause exists.
Page 3 | MOTIONS
The parties may extend a deadline by submitting an agreed order or may file a motion under Rule 1.200(e)(3)(A)-(D) to extend a deadline, modify the Order, or alter the projected trial period.
To modify the terms of this Order, the parties may: (1) submit an agreed order to the Court to extend a deadline; or (2) file a motion in accordance with Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.200(e)(3)(A)-(D) seeking leave of Court to extend a deadline, modify this Order, or alter a projected trial period.
Page 3 | DEADLINES
A motion requesting a change in the overall case-management track must be filed promptly after good cause appears.
Any request to change the overall case track assignment must be filed promptly after the appearance of good cause to support the motion.
Page 3 | DEADLINES
Unavailable motion-hearing times do not justify extending deadlines or continuing the pre-trial conference or trial unless the court determines exceptional circumstances exist.
Unavailability of hearing times on motions prior to the Pre-Trial Conference will not be grounds for extension of deadlines or continuation of the Pre-Trial Conference or Trial, absent exceptional circumstances, as determined by the Court.
Page 5 | COMPLETION OF DISCOVERY
Motions to continue or to permit a post-conference deposition based on witness unavailability must be served before the pre-trial conference unless good cause excuses the delay.
All motions to continue and motions to allow deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference based on witness unavailability must be served prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, unless good cause exists for such failure.
Page 6 | MOTIONS
A motion to continue must be served before the Pre-Trial Conference unless good cause excuses the late filing.
All motions to continue and motions to allow deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference based on witness unavailability must be served prior to the Pre-Trial Conference, unless good cause exists for such failure.
Page 4 | MOTIONS
The parties must cooperate with the court to schedule an actual trial date according to the judge's practice preferences and must comply with Rule 1.460 to alter an actual trial period.
To schedule an actual trial date, the parties must cooperate with the Court according to its practice preferences. To alter an actual trial period, the parties must satisfy the requirements of Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.460.
Page 1 | DEADLINES
The parties must meet and confer about projected deadlines, strictly comply with them unless a court changes them, and notify the court within a reasonable time if compliance is impossible.
The parties are subject to a continuing duty to MEET AND CONFER regarding the projected deadlines established by this Order. All deadlines established by this Order must be strictly enforced and can only be changed by court order. If a party is unable to meet the established case management deadlines, the party must notify the Court within a reasonable time.
Page 1 | DEADLINES
A request to change the overall case track must be filed promptly once good cause appears.
Any request to change the overall case track assignment must be filed promptly after the appearance of good cause to support the motion.
Page 1 | DEADLINES
To extend a deadline or otherwise modify the Order, the parties may submit an agreed order or file the required motion seeking leave of court.
To modify the terms of this Order, the parties may: (1) submit an agreed order to the Court to extend a deadline; or (2) file a motion in accordance with Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.200(e)(3)(A)-(D) seeking leave of Court to extend a deadline, modify this Order, or alter a projected trial period.
Page 1 | DEADLINES
A party unable to meet an established case-management deadline must notify the court within a reasonable time.
If a party is unable to meet the established case management deadlines, the party must notify the Court within a reasonable time.
Page 3 | DEADLINES
Deadlines for extending service of process are determined in the trial judge's discretion.
Deadlines for extensions to serve process upon defendants are at the discretion of the trial judge. See Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.070(j).
Page 4 | GENERAL CASE DEADLINES: Service under Extension
Parties must satisfy the requirements of Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.460 to alter an actual trial period.
To alter an actual trial period, the parties must satisfy the requirements of Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.460.
Page 5 | DEADLINES
To extend a deadline or modify the Standing Order, parties may submit an agreed order or file a motion under Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.200(e)(3)(A)-(D) seeking leave of court.
To modify the terms of this Order, the parties may: (1) submit an agreed order to the Court to extend a deadline; or (2) file a motion in accordance with Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.200(e)(3)(A)-(D) seeking leave of Court to extend a deadline, modify this Order, or alter a projected trial period.
Page 1 | DEADLINES
Chambers Communication Rules
The parties have a continuing duty to meet and confer about the projected deadlines established by the Standing Order.
The parties are subject to a continuing duty to MEET AND CONFER regarding the projected deadlines established by this Order.
Page 3 | DEADLINES