Judge Falvey (Citrus): General Procedures — OnceHub scheduling, 45-day motions in limine, foreclosure deadlines
Summary
Hearings ≤1 hour through OnceHub with three proposed dates; motion must be filed first; Zoom link goes in the notice; no cross-noticing without chambers authorization; foreclosure judgments + original note/mortgage 15 business days ahead; case law ≤5 pages by email; MIL due 45 days before trial with 5-business-day responses — untimely or unconferred MILs deemed abandoned.
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Any and all Motions in Limine from any party must be filed no later than forty-five (45) days before trial unless extended by this Court.
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- Healthy · checked July 21, 2026
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All Communications IN WRITING, Filed, Copied to Everyone — Division RD
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