Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion and Sumter Counties Page & Word Limits
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Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.
Page, word and line limits
Civil cases
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
Unless the Court gives prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed 15 pages.
G. Page limitation. Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum in excess of 15 pages in length.
- Limit
- 10 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
Unless the court grants prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed ten pages.
g. Page Limitation: Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum which exceeds ten (10) pages in length.
- Limit
- 10 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
No legal memorandum may exceed ten pages without the Court’s prior permission.
Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum which exceeds ten (10) pages in length.
Civil cases
- Limit
- 10 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
- Font
- 12 pt
- Spacing
- Double
Unless the court grants prior permission, legal memoranda on motions or court requests are limited to 10 pages, in 12-point font and double spaced; motions and memoranda, responses, and replies each have a 10-page limit.
13) Page limitation: Absent prior permission of the court, which will rarely be granted, no party shall file a legal memorandum in excess of ten (10) pages in length (12-point font, double spaced) on any motion or request of the court. (Motions and Memorandums 10, Responses 10, Reply 10)
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
Unless the court gives prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed 15 pages.
12. Page limitation. Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum in excess of fifteen (15) pages in length.
- Limit
- 10 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
Unless the Court gives prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed 10 pages.
Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum which exceeds ten (10) pages in length.
Civil cases
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
Unless the court gives prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed fifteen pages.
Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum in excess of fifteen (15) pages in length.
Civil cases
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
Absent the Court's prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed 15 pages.
7. Page limitation. Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum in excess of fifteen (15) pages in length.
Civil cases
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Legal memorandum
Unless the Court gives prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed 15 pages.
Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file a legal memorandum in excess of fifteen (15) pages in length.
Other limits (time, motions, days)
What page or word limits apply to legal memorandum in Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion and Sumter Counties?
Judge Dan R. Mosley, Judge Stacy M. Youmans, and Judge Erin Daly's rule states these limits: 15 pages. Unless the Court gives prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed 15 pages.
Judge Peter M. Brigham's rule states these limits: 15 pages. Unless the court gives prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed fifteen pages.
Judge Robert W. Hodges' rule states these limits: 15 pages. Absent the Court's prior permission, a legal memorandum may not exceed 15 pages.
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