2) The sender must certify the submitted order is Agreed by all parties and does not otherwise require a hearing per the Fla. R. Civ. P.
3) The Court will not sign a proposed E-ORDER unless paragraph 1 of the order states “The opposing party will be submitting their own competing proposed order” [if the opposing party “will not” be submitting a proposed order, paragraph 1 must so state]. A misrepresentation by counsel or a party regarding whether a competing order will be submitted may be subject to sanctions.
4) All supporting documents must be attached to the Proposed Order or the order will be rejected.
5) When uploading Orders on Motion for Default Final Judgment, please make sure all supporting documents are attached or the order will be rejected and will need to be set for Motion Calendar. (See # 10 below).
6) The Court reserves the right to reject any order, to set the matter over for hearing, and disfavors agreed orders continuing trial or special set hearings.
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