Eighth Judicial Circuit Administrative Order 7.14 (Determination of Homestead Property Prior to Determination of Creditors’ Claims): 7 operative paragraphs verbatim from the order as the circuit publishes it.
Eighth Judicial Circuit — all counties of the circuit. Administrative orders are amended and rescinded by later orders; the circuit's own index controls (the index lists it as a current instrument on 2026-09-14). Procedural information only; not legal advice.
• 1. Order Determining Homestead. In general, the Court will not enter an • order determining homestead prior to the expiration of the publication period and the • period for known creditors to file a claim. See §§ 733.2121, 733.702, Fla. Stats. • 2. Determinations of Homestead Prior to Expiration of Publication Period. • If the petitioner seeks an order determining homestead prior to expiration of the • publication period and the period for known creditors to file a claim, the petitioner must • file a motion showing good cause to do so and set a hearing before the presiding Judge.
• 1. Order Determining Homestead. In general, the Court will not enter an • order determining homestead prior to the expiration of the publication period and the • period for known creditors to file a claim. See §§ 733.2121, 733.702, Fla. Stats. • 2. Determinations of Homestead Prior to Expiration of Publication Period. • If the petitioner seeks an order determining homestead prior to expiration o
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-14 from BenchPath's custody copy (file 9f317e941bb0.pdf; 178,697 bytes, 2 page(s), native text layer): the index lists it as a current instrument on 2026-09-14 (https://circuit8.org/eighth-judicial-circuit-court/administrative-orders/); the operative paragraphs after the ORDERED marker are quoted whole, whitespace normalised only; signature block, page markers and stamps dropped. Effective date from the order's own date line where present, else the index date.
9 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1997-10.
6 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1997-13.