7 verbatim requirements from CV-2022-004-SC.
Seventh Judicial Circuit (Volusia, Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns). Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from the operative section of the order's own record page (https://circuit7.org/orders/cv-2022-004-sc/), harvested 2026-08-03; whitespace normalised only. • The moving party must notify the opposing party, in writing , of the specific deficiencies of his/her discovery response and the specific actions necessary to cure said asserted deficiencies. • Written notice must provide 10 days for the opposing party to cure the asserted deficiencies. • If, after 10 days, there is a complete failure to respond or object to discovery, and no request for extension, a motion to compel shall be filed and an ex-parte order may be entered by the Court requiring compliance with the original discovery demand within 10 days of the signing of the order. • The moving party must attach a good faith notification set forth in paragraph #1to the motion and submit a proposed order. • A copy of the written notice of deficiency and any response thereto must be attached to the motion. • Once set, the hearing may not be cancelled by either party without the consent of the Court. • If the opposing party fails to respond to a proper discovery request, or responds in a manner deemed by the Court to be in bad faith, a presumption in favor of sanctions against the offending party shall arise.
The moving party must notify the opposing party, in writing , of the specific deficiencies of his/her discovery response and the specific actions necessary to cure said asserted deficiencies.
Reviewer note: Record page sha256: 93b7f40defc1134554b8494ff781171bad2dc1aed47a2dcc7f2261c9c3da2f1a. The 7th publishes order text as HTML (CENSUS-NOTES.md); composed from the ORDERED section.
2 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1986-33A.
1 verbatim requirement from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1987-09.