Type: Open
Notice Before Hearing: 7 Calendar Days
Files at Hearing: None
"5-MINUTE" MOTION CALENDAR - Meeting Zoom ID: https://zoom.us/j/99174234455
The 5-Minute Motion Calendar takes place on:
Tuesday mornings from 9:30 A.M. to 10:45 A.M
Wednesday mornings from 9:30 A.M. to 11:00 A.M.
This calendar is for NON-EVIDENTIARY matters only. Motions to Compel, Motions to Appoint GAL, Motions to Withdraw, Motions for Referral, and the like, are all proper for the 5-Minute Motion Calendar. The Court limits any one case to a total of 15 minutes (3 motions total).
Motion set on Motion Calendar, are to be set by the attorney or pro-set litigant.
Please note: DO NOT SET MOTIONS FOR CONTEMPT/ENFORCEMENT ON THE 5-MINUTE MOTION CALENDAR. ALL MOTIONS FOR CONTEMPT/ENFORCEMENT SHALL BE SPECIAL SET WITH THE JUDICIAL ASSISTANT.
**Motions to Withdraw as Attorney of Record: Do not require a hearing provided there is consent. Simply submit proposed order via CourtMap.
Instructions for setting: 1. On the E-FILING PORTAL, file the Motion with any exhibits. Include 11thFC12@jud11.flcourts.org on all filings.
2. On the E-FILING PORTAL, E-SERVE the opposing side with your filing. 3. On COURTMAP, coordinate with opposing party and select the date to have the motion heard. Once a date is agreed upon, you may set the hearing using the Motion Calendar slot. Attach the motion, response, notice of hearing, and any supporting documents as "supporting documents." 4. A Notice of Hearing must be filed for the 5-Minute Motion Calendar listing the motion and docket number entry (D.E. #) corresponding to the motion that has been set.
5. If a 5-Minute Motion is cancelled, a Notice of Cancellation must be filed and provided to the Judicial Assistant.
6. Unilaterally set hearings, without coordination from the opposing party, will be removed from the calendar unless approved by the Court. If you are seeking to schedule a hearing unilaterally, the request must be in writing to the Court with reasons as to why a unilateral setting is necessary.
Please be aware that certain items are prohibited on courthouse premises. If any listed prohibited item is detected to be in your possession when entering a court facility, you will be asked to exit the facility to secure the item elsewhere or dispose of it, before being allowed entry into the facility.