Court Rules

Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 721 rules apply across Thirteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Hillsborough County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

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    Waiver of jury trial

    A defendant electing a non-jury trial must personally sign and file a Waiver of Jury Trial form with the court.

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    Notice of related cases form

    A petitioner must complete and file a Notice of Related Cases form, using Form 12.900(h), when related cases are pending and known or reasonably ascertainable, except in the Domestic Relations I Family Law Divisions.

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    Notice of related cases

    Petitioners in the Domestic Relations I Family Law Divisions must complete and file a Notice of Related Cases form using Form 12.900(h), even when no related cases exist.

Filing Timing

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  • All motions and notices of hearing must be filed by noon on the business day before the hearing.

  • An attorney of record may not withdraw unless a motion to withdraw is filed, heard, and granted at least 30 days before trial.

  • Deadline
    10 calendar days

    An objection to referral must be filed within 10 days of service of the order of referral.

Service

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    2 business days
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    Case law
    Service
    Electronic service to court

    A party using case law in support of or opposition to a filed motion must provide an electronic copy of the case law, the notice of hearing, and the motion to the presiding judge's office and opposing counsel or party at least two business days before the hearing.

  • Service
    Court service to all parties

    After obtaining a hearing time, the clerk must notify all necessary parties.

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    Motion
    Service
    Email

    The clerk must email motions filed by self-represented defendants to the presiding judge and judicial assistant.

E-Filing

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    Probable cause application

    Law enforcement agency attorneys must submit the probable-cause application by email to the County Criminal Division C judicial assistant for filing in the Clerk's Administrative File.

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    Proposed order

    The law enforcement agency attorney must submit the proposed order through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal using the assigned Clerk's Administrative File number.

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    Motion

    Except for Motions for Discharge and Motions for Speedy Trial, an attorney must e-file a motion for hearing simultaneously with a Notice of Hearing after coordinating the hearing time with the opposing attorney or party.

About Judge Lisa D. Campbell

The Honorable Lisa D. Campbell --- #### Assigned to the Bench: 2009 #### Assignments: - Family Law, Juvenile Dependency, Division D - (current) - Circuit Civil - Criminal Justice & Trial - Family Law, Juvenile Delinquency #### Education - Law School: University of Miami (J.D., 1990) - Undergraduate: Howard University (BA 1987; Cum Laude; Phi Beta Kappa) #### Professional Activities/Certifications (Past and Present) - Admitted to: Florida Bar, 1991 - Assistant Public Defender in Hillsborough County 1991-2005 - Partner in Stewart, Twine and Campbell, P.A. 2005-2008 - Member of: - 13th Judicial Circuit Diversity Team Chair - Court Interpreter Certification Board - Florida Bar Criminal Law Section Executive Council - Hillsborough County Bar Association - George Edgecomb Bar Association - Hillsborough Association of Women Lawyers - National Bar Association #### Community Involvement - Hillsborough County Violence Prevention Collaborative Subcommittee 2014 - Tampa Crossroads former Board of Director - Solomon Boy and Girls Club Advisory Board Member

**Edgecomb Courthouse** - 800 E. Twiggs St., Room #320B - Tampa, Florida 33602 - Courtroom #310 - Judicial Assistant: Jackeline Bermudez-Rodriguez - Phone: (813) 307-4750 - Email: jackeline.bermudez-rodriguez@fljud13.org

Common questions about Judge Lisa D. Campbell's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Lisa D. Campbell?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for exhibits. Details: by email. A courtesy copy of the exhibits must be emailed to the Court, and a copy must be filed with the Clerk.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Procedures & Preferences

What must be included with exhibits filings before Judge Lisa D. Campbell?

The rule requires exhibit list. Counsel must submit a Notice of Filing with an exhibit list for each proposed exhibit, and all exhibits must be numbered sequentially.

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What must be included with notice of hearing filings before Judge Lisa D. Campbell?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. The moving party must provide a Notice of Hearing for every hearing.

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How may parties contact Judge Lisa D. Campbell's chambers?

A party may request a courthouse Zoom Room by contacting the Judicial Assistant at least three days before the hearing, or may appear in person.

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Is electronic filing required before Judge Lisa D. Campbell?

Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Counsel may submit an agreed stipulated order through the statewide JAWS e-portal for the Court’s review and ruling instead of appearing at a hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Procedures & Preferences

What rule applies to service for exhibits before Judge Lisa D. Campbell?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: recipient: all parties, timing: 3 business days before hearing. Exhibits must be premarked and provided to all parties at least three business days before the evidentiary hearing or trial.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Procedures & Preferences
Complete rules summary for Judge Lisa D. Campbell

Use email to request or cancel hearings, include the case number, case name, requested action, hearing duration, and copy the opposing party or counsel.

A party may request a courthouse Zoom Room by contacting the Judicial Assistant at least three days before the hearing, or may appear in person.

Counsel must submit a Notice of Filing with an exhibit list for each proposed exhibit, and all exhibits must be numbered sequentially.

Exhibits must be premarked and provided to all parties at least three business days before the evidentiary hearing or trial.

A courtesy copy of the exhibits must be emailed to the Court, and a copy must be filed with the Clerk.

Witness lists must be provided to all parties, with a copy to the Court, five days before trial.

Case law must be provided electronically to all parties, with courtesy copies sent to the Court on the day of trial.

Counsel may submit an agreed stipulated order through the statewide JAWS e-portal for the Court’s review and ruling instead of appearing at a hearing.

Attorneys may contact the statewide e-portal Helpdesk by phone for instructions on uploading orders.

The moving party must provide a Notice of Hearing for every hearing.

After a hearing, the proposed order must be circulated for party approval and, once approved or objection periods lapse, submitted by the hearing or motion proponent to the Court by email for signature.

A pro se motion may be obtained from or requested through the Clerk and filed by mail or in person at the Edgecomb Courthouse Customer Service Desk.

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