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Broward Circuit Civil Division 04 — Division Rules (July 2026 revision; section VACANT pending appointment)

High confidence· verified July 19, 2026Administrative Orders

Summary

Broward Circuit Civil Division 04 — Division Rules (July 2026 revision; section VACANT pending appointment)

Requirement

Division 04 sits VACANT from July 1, 2026 (Judge Giuseppina Miranda moved to Divisions 52/53 per AO 2026-21-GEN; appointment pending) — but its July 2026 division rules remain published and control filings in the section. Key limits verified verbatim from the live-fetched, hashed division document (Google Doc export, sha256 af9e6489…): motion-calendar motions limited to four (4) pages and responses to three (3) pages; special-set motions limited to ten (10) pages (responses seven (7) pages); summary-judgment statement-of-facts limit twelve pages; minimum 12-point font, double spacing, one-inch margins; no reply without leave of court; a motion seeking excess pages is itself limited to two (2) pages; special-sets of thirty minutes or less are scheduled online. The document also carries summary-judgment, exhibit-index, trial-exhibit, deposition-designation, cancellation, conferral, and proposed-order requirements, and a Zoom appearance exhibit (meeting ID 726 619 094 per the arbitrated corpus; the exhibit is image-based and still displays former Judge Haury's name — stale-attribution anomaly, tasked).

Source of truth

Source health
Effective date
June 30, 2026
Last verified
July 19, 2026fable-5 17th-circuit arbitrated ingest 2026-07-20

Reviewer note: Vacant-section rules; reassign to the appointee when Div 04 fills (watch task open).

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