TBD | Local Rule 8 (Broward County, FL)

LOCAL RULE 08 | ELECTRONIC AGREED ORDERS/JUDGMENTS

All Agreed Orders must be submitted electronically and should be processed within two business days.

(a) Generally. Registered users of the Online Scheduling System may submit, electronically, agreed orders and certain other orders:

The signature line must be on the last page of the submission. Please verify that all email addresses are accurate.

Do not electronically transmit any correspondence or motion with the Agreed Order. HOWEVER, motions must be served and filed prior to submission of the order. See Fla. R. Civ .P 1.100 (b).

(b) Agreed Orders. The sender MUST certify the submitted order is agreed by selecting a specific category. The categories include:

• Agreed order (N/A to continue a hearing or trial)

• Final Order of Dismissal of the Case as to all Parties

• Final Order of Dismissal as to One or More Parties but not a Final Order of Dismissal of the Case

• Agreed Final Judgment

• Agreed Case Management Order

• Agreed Stipulation for Substitution of Counsel

(c) Orders After Hearing. The order must reflect the court's ruling at a previous hearing and the language is agreed to by all parties. The order must contain the date of hearing and type of motion.

(d) Local Rule 10A Discovery Orders. See Local Rule 10A. If there has been a request for an extension of time, an ex parte motion may not be utilized.

For help using the system re e-orders please go to:

http://www.17th.FLCourts.org/index.php/self-help/eorders

If you have technical questions or need assistance with the Court Management System (CMS) and/or the submission of e-orders, please email the JIS Department at: calendar@17th.FLCourts.org

(Revised November 7, 2022)

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