17 verbatim requirements from Fourth Circuit administrative order 1985-43.
Fourth Judicial Circuit (Duval). Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from Fourth Circuit administrative order 1985-43 as published by the Duval County Clerk, harvested 2026-07-25; whitespace normalised only. • All judges assigned or handling support cases, either or spousal, shall conform to the said Order of the Supreme dated April 12, 1985. ,,, -- 1 of 10 -- " .',;. 5' gO'3 1 1755 ,VOL \.1. . , , ," OFFICIP,L R CORDS '------- - -I -- • All judges so assigned shall set aside on their calendars at least five (5) hours per month per judge to handle such cases I effective October 14, 1985, and shall be re-examined 120 days therefrom as to the sufficiency of time allocated. • The Clerk of the Circuit Court shall make available to all proper persons handling such case pro 5e copies of attached forms and advise such persons that help in filling out the form labeled DRD #1 (Information Memorandum) can be secured from the personnel operating the DRO. • Vi 590:J rd 758 " GFFIC:P.L fiECQF;DS ------_.,.. ~ not to exceed $1.00 on f~8Ch rk'dl1rt 10n pllynl'!nt as rE:imburs~rC!nt for hlS costs. • These paymr.::nts must be sent to the Dcmestl.c R'.::13t.1orls Depo<;i- tory, Room 101, City HalJ, 220 Ea::.;t 8ay Slreet, Jacksonvill·O', Florldd 32/.02. • Th' Y further provid~ th<'lt no employ~r or other person providing or adrninic:! ,!ti:v~ n !',1!ary nr other inC011l~ to a -- 7 of 10 -- y;;- 5993 f(,1701 r~sponslble part}' shall rliscila(rJ(; ')( other~·:ise disciplin~ S.;'ll J p"'r"cJIl as a direcl or incl~rec.l resu! t of an lnr.ome deduction order. • (b) Alimony of $,_________ , plus $,______ on existing arrearages, weekly/bi-weekly/monthlYi plus, by Statute, the Defendant/Respondent, is required to pay the • Any employer of the person required by this order to pay support/alimony shall, pursuant to Sections 61.081 or 61.1301, Florida • Statutes, no later than two (2) weeks from receipt of a copy of this order, deduct from all monies due and payable to Defendant/Respondent, the entitle- ment to which is based upon, but not limited to, remuneration for present or past employment, commissions or bonuses, retirement benefits, pensions, worker's compensation, dividends, royalties or trust accounts, the sum of $ ____________ , plus $,___________ on existing arr.earages, except that the first payment shall be $,_____________ _ -- 9 of 10 -- .... .' - . -. .' v;5993 le17a:) • This income deduction shall continue periodically in the manner ordered herein until further order. of this Court or until released by the Domestic Relations Depository. • The employer shall renit immediately all said sums deducted to the Domestic Relations Depository, • Upon receipt of this order the emp19yer shall govern hi~self accordingly and remit payment. • This income deduction order shall be in addition to, not in lieu of, all other remedies provided herein or hereafter.. . " • Such amounts shall be paid to the Domestic Relations Depository for forwarding to the State of Florida or the custodian of the child. as appropriate. • No employer or other person providing or administering a salary or other income to a person with respect to whom an income deduction order is served shall discharge or otherwise discipline that person as a direct or indirect result of the income deduction order. • The maximum part of the disposable earnings of the responsible party subject to income deduction shall not exceed 65% of that person's aggregate disposable earnings for any work week. • This order shall take effect only upon service of a copy hereof in accordance with the provisions of Section 61.181(3).
All judges assigned or handling support cases, either or spousal, shall conform to the said Order of the Supreme dated April 12, 1985. ,,, -- 1 of 10 -- " .',;. 5' gO'3 1 1755 ,VOL \.1. . , , ," OFFICIP,L R CORDS '------- - -I --
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Judge Bell caps motions and responses at 5 pages for UMC hearings and 12 pages for special-set hearings.
Judge Alijewicz requires every motion for attorney's fees and/or costs to attach a document detailing time records — no records, no fee award.
Judge Corlew bars informal contact: every communication with the Court must be in writing, filed with the Clerk, with copies furnished to all parties — and no calls to the JA to schedule or cancel UMC.