Ariana Fajardo Orshan
- Division: Circuit Civil
- Section: CA 32
- Court Location: Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center
- Phone: (305) 349-5720
- Room: OSJC 24.230
- Judicial Assistant: Daniela Gonzalez-Varona
- Bailiff: Yeshua Febles
Miscellaneous:
1- DISCOVERY RELATED
MOTIONS: The parties are reminded that the rules require the parties
to have a meaningful meet and confer prior to the hearing. If the parties do
not meet and confer, the motion shall be rescheduled, and the parties shall be
forced to attend in-person motion calendars. Additionally, the court may
sanction attorneys, one or all, for failing to meet and confer.
2- Original Loan Documents: MUST be delivered to the Clerk’s office prior to hearing.
3-Motions to Continue
Trials: If
there is an agreement between the parties, an agreed order may be uploaded on
courtmap. If the Court signs the order., the parties MUST contact the Judicial Assistant via E-mail to obtain a
new trial order. An order continuing a trial WILL NOT automatically generate a
new trial date.
4-Motions for
Reconsideration/Rehearing: are NOT to be set for hearing, these motions must be E-Filed and
E-mailed to the Judicial Assistant for the Judge’s review.
5-Evidentiary Hearings: are NOT to be set on the motion calendar, they must be
special set (Please see the courts instructions on Special Sets)
6- CONFLICTS IN SCHEDULING
ORDERS: When the Court issues a CMO and then a trial order, the
trial order deadlines shall control. Trial reset orders do not impact the
original trial order deadlines. Any motions to extend deadlines must be agreed
to or set on motion calendar. Agreed orders extending deadlines may be uploaded
on Courtmap without a hearing.
7- Motions
for Disqualification: Procedure for Service of Disqualification Motions.
8- COMPETING ORDERS: Competing
orders shall be submitted under the proposed order tab on Courtmap. The tile of
the order must begin with ''PROPOSED order on ... " This title will prompt
the Court to look for the competing order. Failure to properly label your order
may result in multiple orders being entered and unnecessary delays in your
case.
9- ARE YOU MISSING AN
ORDER? If you have not received an
order on a hearing within 30 days of submitting the ''Proposed Order'' Please
E-mail the Judicial Assistant.
Emergency Motions: Emergency motions must first be e-filed and then submitted under the “emergency motion” tab on courtMAP.
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Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days
Files at Hearing: None
Inquiries may be directed to the Judicial Assistant (Copy to all parties required). Please read the following to the end before emailing the JA.
THE MOTION CALENDAR IS HELD via
Zoom. DAYS OF THE WEEK AND TIME VARY, PLEASE CHECK COURTMAP
FOR AVAILABILITY. If you need a sooner hearing date, please contact the Judicial Assistant to request time needed.
Must give 7 Business Days’ Notice.
Copies of the Notices, Motions and Orders must be submitted through courtMAP.
Original Loan Documents: MUST be delivered to the Clerk’s office
prior to final hearing. The documents must be sent to room 133.
Please file Notice(s) of Cancellation through e-filing and courtMAP.
All motions and notices of hearings must be e-filed and uploaded to courtMAP at
least 7 business days before the scheduled hearing.
There are NO EMERGENCIES. Please do not wait until the last
minute as you have been notified well in advance of the impending sale date.
Type: Open
Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days
Files at Hearing: None
Inquiries may be directed to the Judicial Assistant (Copy to
all parties required). Please read the following to the end before emailing the
JA.
Motion Calendar is conducted via Zoom unless otherwise indicated. DAYS OF THE
WEEK AND TIME VARY, PLEASE CHECK COURTMAP FOR AVAILABILITY. If you need a sooner hearing date, contact the Judicial Assistant to request time needed.
Hearings shall be “coordinated” with all counsel
and unrepresented parties. “Coordinated” means that the moving party offers a
date upon service of the motion and all others respond within one (1) business
day with agreement to the offered date or an alternate date(s) that is/are
within a week of the offered date and is on a date that the Court holds Motion
Calendar. Failure to “coordinate” entitles the moving party to set the
motion for hearing on the offered date.
a. You may set more than one motion at a time,
but your case will be heard at the end of the motion calendar.
b. Zoom meeting ID is created for every hearing.
The meeting ID is sent out to all parties on the eservice list prior to the
hearing date. It is the responsibility of the scheduling party to
provide the Zoom information to anyone not on the service list.
c. No hard copies or binders will be accepted in
chambers.
d. Although the movant and the parties listed on
the service list at the time the hearing is set will receive an Email from
courtMAP indicating that an event has been created, a notice of hearing
WILL NOT be generated. The movant MUST e-file the notice
of hearing via the e-portal system.
e- Motions to Dismiss: When setting
a Motion to Dismiss for hearing, you MUST upload the
Motion and the Complaint as supporting documents to the Courtmap
hearing date. Motions to dismiss MUST be set for hearing within 45 days of
being filed. Failure to set the Motion to Dismiss for hearing shall be deemed
waived and the motion will be stricken by the Court and a default will be
entered.
f. Motions for Reconsideration, Rehearing, New Trial, and
other post-trial motions (excluding Entitlement to Fees and Costs: These
motions will not be heard on motion calendar and should not be set for hearing
unless instructed to do so by the Court. Email your motion to the Judicial
Assistant. The Court will review the motion and instruct the parties on
how to proceed.
Cancellations: The moving party may cancel a
hearing on a motion calendar on CourtMap. In the case that the parties CANNOT
cancel the hearing please E-mail the Judicial Assistant, NO HEARING
WILL BE CANCELLED VIA PHONE.
To Make Calendar: Select available date and time via
courtMap. The filed motion(s) and all documents in support must be attached
when the hearing is scheduled. Once a green "Success" message
appears, the hearing has made calendar. You must still
prepare, file, and serve a Notice of Hearing.
Responses: Unless otherwise instructed by the Court or as required by an
applicable rule of Court, any opposition to a filed Motion shall be filed,
served, uploaded to CourtMap and emailed to the Court no later than seven (7)
business days prior to the date of the hearing, absent which the relief
requested in the Motion may be granted without oral argument.
Making Calendar: In order to verify if your case made the Motion Calendar,
please visit the Clerk of Courts website at: https://www2.miami-dadeclerk.com/ocs/Search.aspx
Motions for Summary Judgment shall be set for hearing on the Courts special set calendar. If you need a sooner date, contact the Judicial Assistant requesting time needed.
DO NOT Submit Hard Copies or Binders to
Chambers, unless instructed by the Judge.
Submit Order via courtMAP to "Proposed
Orders" or to "Agreed
Orders". Order MUST be in Word format on the
courtMap pre-generated blank order form (separate and apart from other
documents being submitted). Motion and all supporting
documents, stipulation, and a letter of explanation MUST be
submitted. All orders MUST be titled in the block marked
"Generic Order - You MUST rename the Order
Title." Please include the Judicial Assistant's email
in all Proposed or Agreed Orders
submitted.
Before submitting a proposed order, the parties MUST meet and confer
regarding the language in the order. If the parties are unable to agree on the
language in the order after they meet and confer, each party may upload a
proposed order. In the title, you must label your order ''PROPOSED'', this will prompt the court to
look for the competing order.
For Contested hearings where competing proposed orders are uploaded. if you do not receive ruling within 30 days of the uploading of the order, you must E-mail the Judicial Assistant to advise of same
AFTER A HEARING If required to submit a Proposed/Agreed Order, please include a Cover Letter indicating when the hearing was held and any other pertinent information. Prevailing party shall submit a Proposed/Agreed Order by no later than 5:00PM of the day of the hearing.
When receiving a "REJECTED ORDER" from the Judge, please follow the instructions given by the Judge and
resubmit accordingly.
**If a
Proposed Order or Agreed Order HAS BEEN SUBMITTED DO NOT Submit it
again, to avoid duplicate Orders.**
Inquiries may be directed to the Judicial Assistant (Copy to all parties required). Please read the following to the end before emailing the JA.
Note: Due to the Courts current assignment as Chief Judge, you may not see much availability for Special set hearings. Please contact the Judicial Assistant with time request and 5 dates + times BOTH sides are available, and the Court will accommodate one of the dates requested.
To Schedule a Hearing: You must submit the
completed Special Set Hearing Request Form (Available in the
hearing documents section - ALL hearing requests require a special set
request form), the motion(s), exhibits,
affidavits, transcripts, legal authority, etc., via courtMAP. Each
item must be submitted separately as a supporting document to your request, and
each must be properly titled for ease of review. Although a Notice of Hearing
is automatically generated, the hearing is not scheduled until you receive an
email that specifically reflects the status
as "Approved." If approved, the court-generated
Notice of Hearing will be automatically filed with the Clerk's
Office. A notice of hearing SHOULD NOT be filed by the
parties.
ZOOM Information: Zoom meeting ID is created for
every hearing. The meeting ID is sent out to all parties prior to the hearing
date. It is the responsibility of the scheduling party to provide the Zoom
information to anyone not on the service list.
Evidentiary Hearings: Evidentiary hearings MUST be
specially set, DO NOT set an evidentiary matter on the Courts
Motion Calendar. If your Special Set hearing is an Evidentiary one, please
indicate as such on the Special Set Request Form so that the court can schedule
the appearance of a clerk at the hearing. Exhibits MUST be
uploaded to the eFiling Portal at least five (5) days before the hearing (instructions
on how to submit evidence is available in the hearing documents section). Exhibits
for in-person evidentiary hearings ARE NOT to be uploaded or submitted
to the eFiling Portal, the parties MUST bring hard
copies of all exhibits to Court.
Special Sets for more than 60 minutes: If you
would like to request a Special Set hearing that is more than 60 minutes,
please send an email to the Judicial Assistant
with all parties copied. Please ensure the motion is
attached, any supporting documents, the amount of time you are seeking,
the Courts completed Special Set Hearing Request Form, and if you are
requesting for your hearing to be on Zoom or in-person.
Supporting Documents: Responses and any other Supporting
Documents must be timely uploaded via courtMAP to the appropriately
scheduled hearing no later than seven (7) business days prior to
the hearing date. All documents must be submitted electronically via courtMAP
in pdf format. Any binders or courtesy copies sent to chambers are not
allowed.
All special sets regardless of the amount of time, must be set through
courtMAP. The system will allow you to schedule for up to 90 minutes if needed
as long as the Court has availability.
Cancellation Policy: Only the Court can cancel a special set
hearing. Prepare the proposed Notice of Cancellation
(NOC), specifying the reason for the cancellation, and upload it as a
separate submission to the courtMAP hearing event; then you MUST E-mail
a copy of the notice to the Judicial Assistant including all parties. The Court
will review the proposed NOC and, if good cause is shown, will cancel the
special set hearing. If the hearing is cancelled, the NOC must be filed with
the Clerk's Office. Do NOT e-file the notice of cancellation
until after the Court has reviewed and approved the cancellation.
Motions to Dismiss: When setting a Motion to
Dismiss for hearing, you MUST upload the Motion and the
Complaint as supporting documents to the Courtmap hearing date.
Motions for Reconsideration, Rehearing, New Trial, and
other post-trial motions (excluding Entitlement to Fees and Costs: These
motions will not be heard on motion calendar and should not be set for hearing
unless instructed to do so by the Court. Email your motion to the Judicial
Assistant. The Court will review the motion and instruct the parties on
how to proceed.
DO NOT Submit Hard Copies or Binders to Chambers, unless instructed by the Judge.
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