Judge Natalie Moore
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
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Document Format Requirements3 rules
All Proposed Orders must be submitted via courtMAP in Microsoft Word format.
- File type
- Word
- Proposed order
All Agreed Orders must be submitted via courtMAP in Microsoft Word format.
- File type
- Word
- Agreed order
All Proposed Orders must be submitted via courtMAP in Microsoft Word format.
- File type
- Word
- Proposed order
Document Filing Requirements3 rules
The setting party must provide Notice of Hearing with instructions on how to appear using Zoom to the opposing party when scheduling a hearing and must file the notice with the Clerk.
Once approved, you will receive a Notice of Hearing generated by courtMAP. The scheduling party must file an NOH with Zoom instructions OR with the address and courtroom and file it with the clerk. The NOH generated by cMAP is not considered proper notice.
please make sure your filing includes all contact information including your telephone number and email address.
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
All agreed orders must be submitted through the courtMAP portal.
All Agreed Orders must be submitted via courtMAP in Microsoft Word format.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders)
Filed emergency motions must be submitted through courtMAP using Workbench > New > Emergency Motion and entering the case number.
Please submit the filed Emergency Motion via courtMap following these steps: Workbench > New > Emergency Motion > Input Case Number
Page 1 | Emergency Motion Submission
All proposed orders must be submitted through the courtMAP portal.
All Proposed Orders must be submitted via courtMAP in Microsoft Word format.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Proposed Orders)
Emergency motions must be submitted through the courtMAP system.
Please submit emergency motions through courtMAP.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders / Emergency Motions)
All proposed orders must be submitted through the courtMAP system.
All Proposed Orders must be submitted via courtMAP in Microsoft Word format.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Proposed Orders)
Self-represented litigants register at cmap.jud11.flcourts.org to schedule hearings and at myflcourtaccess.com to file documents/motions.
Self-represented Litigants can register at the following links: Use this link for scheduling hearings https://cmap.jud11.flcourts.org Use this link to file documents/motions https://www.myflcourtaccess.com/
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Self-represented litigants may e-file documents or motions by registering on the State of Florida E-Filing Portal.
To e-file documents or motions you can register at the following link: State of Florida E-Filing Portal
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Filing Timing and Cure Windows
Hearings are set on a closed motion calendar and require notice 10 calendar days before the hearing, with no files at hearing.
Type: Closed Notice Before Hearing: 10 Calendar Days Files at Hearing: None
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
The Court will review an emergency motion and communicate within 24 hours of submission.
The Court will review the Emergency Motion and communicate within 24 hours.
Page 1 | Emergency Motion Submission
Service and Proof of Service Rules
When scheduling a hearing, the setting party must provide the Notice of Hearing to the opposing party and file it with the Clerk.
The setting party must provide Notice of Hearing with instructions on how to appear using Zoom to the opposing party when scheduling a hearing and must file the notice with the Clerk.
Page 1 | Virtual Courtroom / Zoom Hearing Instructions
Notice of hearing must be given at least 7 business days before the hearing.
Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
All emergency motions must be filed with the Clerk of Court and provided to opposing counsel.
All emergency motions must be filed with the Clerk of Court and provided to opposing counsel.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders / Emergency Motions)
Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
Motions must be filed with the clerk's office before a hearing date may be scheduled.
Motions must be filed with the clerk's office prior to scheduling a hearing date.
Page 1 | 15-MINUTE AND 30-MINUTE HEARINGS
Adjournment & Extension Requirements
The Court will not accept agreed orders that continue cases or change trial deadlines.
THE COURT DOES NOT ACCEPT AGREED ORDERS CONTINUING CASES, OR CHANGING TRIAL DEADLINES.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders)
Motions to alter a trial date must be set for hearing and heard before calendar call.
Motions to alter a trial date must be set for hearing and heard BEFORE calendar call.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders)
The Court will not accept agreed orders that continue cases or change trial deadlines.
THE COURT DOES NOT ACCEPT AGREED ORDERS CONTINUING CASES, OR CHANGING TRIAL DEADLINES.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders / Emergency Motions)
Motions to alter a trial date must be set for hearing and heard before calendar call.
Motions to alter a trial date must be set for hearing and heard BEFORE calendar call.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders / Emergency Motions)
Parties may submit agreed orders extending discovery deadlines.
Parties may submit agreed orders extending discovery deadlines.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders / Emergency Motions)
Chambers Communication Rules
Special set hearing requests must be emailed to Chambers with an e-filed copy of the motion and a completed special set request form, copying all parties.
Parties requiring a special set hearing should email Chambers at ashchegolikhina@jud11.flcourts.org . Email should include an e-filed copy of the motion, and a completed special set request form with full details provided. All parties must be copied on the email to Chambers.
Page 1 | 15-MINUTE AND 30-MINUTE HEARINGS
Parties may not unilaterally set cases; if coordination is not possible, they must immediately contact the Judicial Assistant and the Court will set the hearing.
PARTIES MAY NOT UNILATERALY SET CASES. If coordination is not possible, please immediately contact the Judicial Assistant and the Court will set your case for hearing.
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
Unilateral hearing settings are not permitted; if a hearing cannot be coordinated, contact the Judicial Assistant so the Court can set it.
UNILATERAL SETTINGS ARE NOT PERMITTED. If you cannot coordinate a hearing, please contact the judicial assistant so the Court can set a hearing on your case.
Page 1 | 15-MINUTE AND 30-MINUTE HEARINGS
LANDLORD/TENANT CASES: Please do not set eviction cases on the 5-minute motion calendar. Eviction matters should be set on a 15-minute motion calendar. Please contact the Judicial Assistant to schedule these hearings, which will be heard consistent with Summary Procedure rules.
LANDLORD/TENANT CASES: Please do not set eviction cases on the 5-minute motion calendar. Eviction matters should be set on a 15-minute motion calendar. Please contact the Judicial Assistant to schedule these hearings, which will be heard consistent with Summary Procedure rules.
Page 1 | Landlord/Tenant Cases
Emails to the Judicial Assistant must copy all parties.
JA's email: ashchegolikhina@jud11.flcourts.org - (Copy to all parties required)
Page 1 | Contact Information
Emails to the Court Specialist must copy all parties.
Court Specialist's email: lonofresolis@jud11.flcourts.org - (Copy to all parties required)
Page 1 | Contact Information
Hearings longer than 30 minutes must be scheduled with the judicial assistant by email, copying the opposing party.
For hearings longer than 30 minutes (attorney fee hearings, non-jury trials, complex summary judgment motions, etc.) parties must schedule a hearing with the judicial assistant. Please send an email to the J.A., copying the opposing party, with your hearing request.
Page 1 | 15-MINUTE AND 30-MINUTE HEARINGS
Self-represented litigants must call the judge's chambers to advise of their filing after it appears on the docket.
You must call the judge's chambers and advise us of your filing after your filing reflects on the docket.
Page 1 | SELF-REPRESENTED LITIGANTS
Unilateral hearing settings are not permitted; if coordination fails, contact the judicial assistant so the Court can set the hearing.
UNILATERAL SETTINGS ARE NOT PERMITTED. If you cannot coordinate a hearing, please contact the judicial assistant so the Court can set a hearing on your case.
Page 1 | 15-MINUTE AND 30-MINUTE HEARINGS
LANDLORD/TENANT CASES: Please do not set eviction cases on the 5-minute motion calendar. Eviction matters should be set on a 15-minute motion calendar. Please contact the Judicial Assistant to schedule these hearings, which will be heard consistent with Summary Procedure rules.
LANDLORD/TENANT CASES: Please do not set eviction cases on the 5-minute motion calendar. Eviction matters should be set on a 15-minute motion calendar. Please contact the Judicial Assistant to schedule these hearings, which will be heard consistent with Summary Procedure rules.
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
Parties must call chambers to confirm receipt of an emergency motion.
YOU MUST CALL CHAMBERS to confirm that we received your emergency motion.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders / Emergency Motions)
Parties may not unilaterally set cases; if coordination fails, they must immediately contact the Judicial Assistant so the Court can set the hearing.
PARTIES MAY NOT UNILATERALY SET CASES. If coordination is not possible, please immediately contact the Judicial Assistant and the Court will set your case for hearing.
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
If hearings cannot be coordinated through courtMAP, the moving party must contact the Judicial Assistant to have the hearing scheduled.
Parties may utilize the courtMAP system to schedule coordinated hearings. If coordination cannot be accomplished, it is the responsibility of the moving party to contact the judicial assistant to have a hearing scheduled.
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
If no hearing date is available in the timeframe needed, the parties must contact the Judicial Assistant.
If a hearing date is not available in the timeframe needed, the parties must contact the judicial assistant.
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
Parties may submit agreed orders regarding mediation. If parties cannot agree on a mediator, an email should be sent to the Judicial Assistant, and the Court will appoint a mediator for you.
Parties may submit agreed orders regarding mediation. If parties cannot agree on a mediator, an email should be sent to the Judicial Assistant, and the Court will appoint a mediator for you.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders)
If you have not received a communication from the Court within 24 hours, please follow up by calling chambers.
If you have not received a communication from the Court within 24 hours, please follow up by calling chambers.
Page 1 | Emergency Motion Submission
Parties may coordinate hearings through courtMAP; if coordination fails, the moving party must contact the judicial assistant to schedule the hearing.
Parties may utilize the courtMAP system to schedule coordinated hearings. If coordination cannot be accomplished, it is the responsibility of the moving party to contact the judicial assistant to have a hearing scheduled.
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
If no hearing date is available in the needed timeframe, parties must contact the judicial assistant.
If a hearing date is not available in the timeframe needed, the parties must contact the judicial assistant.
Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information
If parties cannot agree on a mediator, they should email the Judicial Assistant and the Court will appoint one.
Parties may submit agreed orders regarding mediation. If parties cannot agree on a mediator, an email should be sent to the Judicial Assistant, and the Court will appoint a mediator for you.
Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Agreed Orders / Emergency Motions)