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19 verbatim mandatory provisions from S-2025-017.
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. Check the order's own effective and rescission dates before relying on it. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from the order's own text layer, harvested 2026-07-24; whitespace normalised only. No OCR was used. Only sentences containing mandatory language (shall, must, may not, no later than, within N) are reproduced — the full document is in custody and is the controlling text. • Prior to transferring any matter from a standard juvenile dependency division to Juvenile Dependency Specialty Division "V" in accordance with this provision, the affected presiding judges must consult with each other . • Form Every motion, petition or other document must have the name of the court, uniform case number, and division letter for the child or children, and must be styled in accordance with Florida Rule of Juvenile Procedure 8.220. • Notices of Hearing Every notice of hearing must state the length of time reserved on the judge's calendar for the hearing and specify which matters are to be heard . • Notices of hearing specifying that the hearing is on "all pending motions" will not be accepted for filing. • Consultation with Opposing Counsel or Party Unless the presiding judge directs otherwise, prior to submitting a proposed order for the court's consideration after a hearing, the attorney or self-represented litigant submitting the proposed order must consult with opposing counsel or the opposing self-represented litigant within five days after the court's decision and make a genuine effort to agree on the language of the proposed order. • Objections If, after consultation with opposing counsel or the opposing self- represented litigant, the parties cannot agree on the language in the proposed order or judgment to be submitted to the court, then the attorney or self-represented litigant submitting the proposed order or judgment must document in a cover letter that the opposing party or counsel has registered an objection and specifically state what the objection is. • At the time the cover letter and proposed order or judgment is submitted to the court, a copy must simultaneously be sent to all parties or their attorneys. • Timely Submission All proposed orders or judgments will be submitted to the court by the attorney or self-represented litigant directed to prepare the order within 10 days of the court's decision. • If the designated attorney or self-represented litigant fails to timely submit a proposed order or judgment, the attorney for the opposing party or the opposing self- represented litigant may submit a proposed order or judgment within 5 days after the initial ten-day period. • Format All proposed orders and judgments submitted through the Portal must be in in Portable Document Format (PDF) or PDF/ A (Portable Document Format for Archiving) unless specifically directed otherwise by the court so that the court may make specific findings of fact or conclusions of law. • Paper Copies If any party is represented by an attorney who has been excused from e -mai l service by the court under Rule 2.516, the movant's attorney must submit to the presiding judge sufficient paper copies of the proposed order along with stamped, addressed enve lopes . • Opposed Proposed Orders and Judgments When a proposed order or judgment has not been agreed to, the proposed order or judgm ent must be served on all other parties and submitted to the judicial assistant by United States Mail, courier delivery service or hand delivery. • Sufficient conformed copies of the proposed order or judgment a lon g with stamped, addressed envelopes must also be submitted to the judicial assistant. • The proposed order or judgment must include a cover l etter indicating the specific objection(s) of all other parties and a copy of the other party's proposed order or judgment, if available. • If a copy of the other party's proposed order or judgment is not available at the time the proposed order or judgment is submitted to the court, the other party must submit a copy of their proposed order or judgment along with a cover letter within five business days after the other party submitted the original opposed proposed order or final judgment to the court. • Title All proposed orders and judgments submitted to the judges must contain, in the title of the order, the exact nature of the court's ruling and must fairly apprise the reader of the action being ordered. • Every propos ed order and judgment must also contain the name of the court , uniform case number, and division letter for the child or children , and be styled in accordance with Florida Rule of Juvenile Procedure 8 . 220. • All motions for continuanc e of a hearing will be filed and heard prior to the scheduled hearing d a te. • Professional Conduct and Courtroom Decorum Counsel must adher e to Th e Florida Bar's Guidelines for Professional Conduct ,2 The Florida Bar 's Professionalism Expectations,3 and the Hillsborough County Bar Association's Standards of Professional Courtesy. 4 Each judge may announce and enforce additional requirements, or may excuse compliance with any provision(s) of the Guidelines, Expectations , or Standards as that judge deems appropriate . 19.
Prior to transferring any matter from a standard juvenile dependency division to Juvenile Dependency Specialty Division "V" in accordance with this provision, the affected presiding judges must consult with each other .
Reviewer note: Document sha256: 012c0fe4adbd9358d08b97a2d71100738dfc955e359442c31d75131dbdf66454 (5792255 bytes). BenchPath harvested this circuit itself because no research corpus existed for it. Extraction is conservative: mandatory-language sentences only, so this rule is a faithful subset of the order, never a summary of it.
1 verbatim requirement published by Palm Beach magistrate 01 on hearing time & argument limits.
1 verbatim requirement published by Palm Beach magistrate 02 on hearing time & argument limits.
1 verbatim requirement published by Palm Beach magistrate 03 on hearing time & argument limits.