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Procedures/Preferences

AT A GLANCE SCHEDULING ON JAWS

UMC's

Methods of
Conducting
Telephonic
Hearings

15 & 30
Minute Hearings
Requesting Hearing exceeding 1 hour Cancelling Hearings within 24 Hours of Hearing Cancelling Hearings prior to 24 Hours of Hearing
Set on JAWS.
Matters can only be scheduled if they can be heard within 5 minutes  

The Court’s Zoom 

link is

  https://zoom.us/j/

3058068636 

and Zoom Meeting

 ID is 

305-806-8636

 

No additional 

password is 

required for 

attendance; you will

 be placed in the 

"waiting room" and Judge Peacock will 

"join" you into the meeting when the hearing commences. 

 

The Zoom 

App is available

 for free for IOS 

and Android devices, 

and it may also be

 accessed via desktop computer. This is a free service. the Zoom Help Center is at https://support.zoom.us.

Attorneys:
Set on JAWS
Pro-Se Litigants:
 E-mail JA
                       
Attorneys and
Self-Represented Litigants: Must be approved by the court; E-mail request to JA 
gencivdivd@fljud13.org
E-mail JA a copy of the
Notice of Cancellation  
Scheduling party can cancel on JAWS.
If hearing was scheduled via
E-mail, notice of cancellation must be
e-mailed 

 

AT A GLANCE PREFERENCES
Cancelling Trial and Pre-Trial Emergency Motion Providing Judge with documents for Hearings 30 Minutes or less Providing Judge with documents for Hearings more than 30 Minutes How to upload Orders to the E-Portal for Electronic Signature

If case has settled, one of the parties must e-mail JA with documentation
 

 

 

 
After Motion is filed with clerk, email JA to notify  Documents may be e-mailed to the JA. Documents must be received at least two business days prior to the hearing.
Email documents at least two business days prior to hearing.
Submit AGREED Orders only, Upload in PDF format to
Documents for
Judicial Review,
Verifying correct division letter

 

All hearings, to include pretrials, are being conducted via Zoom, unless otherwise directed by the Court.