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16 verbatim requirements from 6th Circuit Administrative Order 2011-061.
Sixth Judicial Circuit (Pinellas/Pasco). Administrative orders change without notice; the court's own order controls. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from the order, fetched live 2026-08-03; whitespace normalised only. • In Pasco County the petition shall be assigned to the dependency section at the courthouse where the petition is filed and assigned a DP case number. • A new case number shall be assigned and a separate court file maintained, regardless of any pending cases involving the petitioner. • The petitioner, and petitioner's attorney, if any, shall be advised by the deputy clerk to proceed to judicial reception to obtain access to the judge's chamber or to the location designated by the judge for a hearing pursuant to paragraph c, d, or e below. c. • When requested by the Court, a deputy court clerk must attend the hearing and any subsequently scheduled hearings. d. • Unless an extension is requested, the hearing must be held and an order issued within 3 business days after the petition is filed. • The order of Appointment of Counsel and Notice of Hearing shall be prepared by the deputy court clerk in a format substantially similar to that in Attachment B and a copy given to the petitioner while she is present. f. • If the dependency judge and the judge handling shelter hearings are not available to schedule the hearing and issue an order within 3 business days, the Clerk shall contact the duty judge who shall handle the matter. b. • If the petitioner leaves prior to obtaining notification of the date and time of the hearing, the deputy court clerk shall provide notice to the minor in the manner requested in the petition. • In Pinellas County, if none of the Unified Family Court judges are available to schedule the hearing and issue an order within 3 business days, the Clerk shall contact the duty judge who shall handle the matter. • In Pasco County, if the dependency judge and the judge handling shelter hearings are not available to schedule the hearing and issue the order within 3 business days, the Clerk shall contact the duty judge. • If the Court fails to rule within 3 business days after the petition is filed, the minor may petition the Chief Judge for a hearing by filing with the Clerk of the Circuit Court an Emergency Request for the Chief Judge. • If a hearing has not already been conducted, a hearing must be scheduled within 48 hours of receipt of the petition and an order issued within 24 hours of the hearing. • If an appeal of the order dismissing a petition for judicial waiver of parental notice of termination of pregnancy is filed, the Clerk shall prepare and transmit the record as described in Rule 9.200(d) within two days from the filing of the notice to appeal. • Ref No:___________________DPANO ___________________________ UCN:__________________________ Petitioner, a minor NOTICE OF HEARING The hearing in this proceeding shall be held at _________ on _______________, 20__ at (Time) (month/day) __________________________________________________ . • The minor shall contact the attorney prior to the hearing on this matter, at ____________________. • (Telephone No) The hearing in this proceeding shall be held at _________ on _______________, 20__ at (Time) (month/day) __________________________________________________ .
In Pasco County the petition shall be assigned to the dependency section at the courthouse where the petition is filed and assigned a DP case number.
Reviewer note: Composed from the court's own bytes during the 6th's ledger close 2026-08-03; scope from the court's numbering convention (PI-/PA-/PA⁄PI) or an exclusive county mention.
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