Judges›Palm Beach County
Santo DiGangi
County Judge · Palm Beach County Court
Current assignment
County Civil — Division RF
Provenance
- Verified from
- Official court page
- Last verified
- July 5, 2026
30-day recheck scheduled with the source monitor.
Verified rules for this judge's division
CMCs Mandatory — Attorneys AND Self-Represented — Division RF
Judge DiGangi makes every case management conference mandatory for attorneys and self-represented litigants alike, unless excused by the court in advance.
Motions Filed AND Served 7 Business Days Before Hearing — Division RF
Judge DiGangi requires every motion filed and served at least seven business days before its hearing — with courtesy copies three business days out.
Post-Hearing Orders in Word Within 48 Hours — Division RF
Judge DiGangi: proposed orders from completed hearings upload through the Online Scheduling App in Word within 48 hours; UMC Mondays/Tuesdays 8:45 by Zoom.
Ruling intelligence
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