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County Judge · Duval County Court
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1,748 verified requirements and 8 rule deadlines govern practice before Judge Audrey McKibbin Moran across the judge, division, county, circuit, and statewide layers.
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County Court — Division B (Duval)
Judge Audrey McKibbin Moran was elected to the bench without opposition and took office on January 1, 2023. She received her undergraduate degree, magna cum laude, from Syracuse University. She received her law degree from Duke University, where she was president of the student body and was awarded the Outstanding Oral Advocate prize at graduation. Judge Moran worked at the law firm of Mahoney Hadlow & Adams and then joined the State Attorney’s Office where she was appointed as its first female director. She worked as a civil rights attorney for many years and also served as a certified mediator handling a wide variety of civil cases. Judge Moran has been extremely involved in the community, serving on boards for many nonprofits. She has been recognized with an EVE Lifetime Achievement Award and is both a Silver and Gold Medallion recipient from One Jax. Judge Moran is married to Senior Judge John A. Moran, II, and they have four grown children, two grandchildren and a very spoiled golden retriever.
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Courtroom/hearing room 512/728
From the circuit's own Circuit and County Judges table, verified 2026-07-25.
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Appeals from this courtroom go to the Fifth District Court of Appeal (Daytona Beach).
● LiveThat court's published bench (11): Adrian G. Soud, Brian D. Lambert, Eric J. Eisnaugle, F. Rand Wallis, Harvey L. Jay, James A. Edwards, Joe Boatwright, John M. Harris, John MacIver, Paige Kilbane, Scott Makar
Jurisdiction per § 35.043, Fla. Stat. (six-district alignment eff. Jan. 1, 2023).
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Florida appellate and Supreme Court opinions naming this judge as the lower-tribunal judge, taken verbatim from each court’s official slip opinion (source-hashed). Descriptive record, not a rating.
Attila Makranczy, a/k/a Attila J. Makranczy v. Retirement Housing Foundation as Manager for the Towers of Jacksonville
Fifth District Court of Appeal · Duval County
Disposition (court’s label): Appeal - Per Curiam Affirmed
Celes Vines v. Mr. Wills Eastside Auto Sales, Inc., and Tamu Garrett
Fifth District Court of Appeal · Duval County
Disposition (court’s label): Appeal - Per Curiam Affirmed
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last checked September 4, 2026
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last checked September 3, 2026
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