Court Rules
Judge Lisa S. Walsh
Judge

Judge Lisa S. Walsh

Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies

Rules last changed:
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, Miami-Dade County

Limits & Logistics

Courtesy Copies

Courtesy copies

  • Not required

Adjournments

48Hoursnotice
  • Parties may cancel an interim CMC by agreed order submitted no later than 48 hours before the hearing if all parties agree the case is on track, there are no pending motions, and nothing needs to be brought to the judge's attention.

Communication

Email

Chambers

dwright@jud11.flcourts.org
Scheduling
Email

Duty Judge, Chambers

lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org
Emergencies
Email

Chambers

afine@jud11.flcourts.org
Email

Chambers

dediaz@flcourts.org
Phone
Scheduling
Email

Chambers

Scheduling
Phone

Chambers

Scheduling
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Document Format Requirements2 rules

Formatting

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All Jury Instructions, Verdict Forms, and/or Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law must be submitted in word format to CBL44Docs@jud11.flcourts.org - PRIOR TO THE FINAL PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE -

Summary: Jury instructions, verdict forms, and proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law must be submitted in Word format.

Required Format

DOCX

Formatting

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Exhibits shall be one-sided.

Summary: Trial and evidentiary exhibits must be one-sided.

Miami Dade:51e0ac3068d720014508e803 · Feb 2026
|SecEvidentiary hearing and trial exhibits

Document Filing Requirements12 rules

Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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Attorneys and parties shall submit all motions with a proposed order through courtMap..

Summary: All motions must be accompanied by a proposed order.

Document Type

Motion

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
Miami Dade:d0970c2eb6d5c1343ca443fd
|SecAdditional Instructions
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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PLEASE INCLUDE THE DOCKET ENTRY NUMBER IN THE TITLE NEXT TO EACH MOTION ON YOUR NOTICE OF HEARING. And also in the subject area when setting in courtmap.

Summary: Notices of hearing must include the docket entry number in the title next to each motion, and in the subject area when setting in CourtMAP.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Content & Formatting
Case Number
Miami Dade:d0970c2eb6d5c1343ca443fd
|SecHeader / General Instructions
Filing Requirements

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All exhibits are to be pre-marked and initialed and provided to clerk on the first day of trial or evidentiary hearing. Plaintiff's exhibits are marked, if stipulated or agreed, into evidence with a numerical marking, i.e., 1, 2, 3. Plaintiff's exhibits, if not yet deemed admitted, are marked for identification as 1a. 1b, 1c, for identification. Defendant shall likewise mark agreed exhibits alphabetically, i.e., a, b, c, and mark for identification as, i.e., a1, a2, a3. Exhibits shall be one-sided. No document or exhibit, except impeachment exhibits, may be offered into evidence unless it has been pre-marked.

Summary: All exhibits must be pre-marked and initialed and provided to the clerk on the first day of trial or evidentiary hearing, using numerical markings for plaintiff's exhibits and alphabetical markings for defendant's exhibits, and no exhibit (except impeachment exhibits) may be offered unless pre-marked.

Document Type

Exhibits

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Miami Dade:51e0ac3068d720014508e803 · Feb 2026
|SecEvidentiary hearing and trial exhibits
Filing Requirements

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Parties shall include the Docket Entry number (“D.E. #”) on all Notices of Hearing, the Subject area for the CourtMap setting, and in Proposed Orders submitted to CourtMap. If the docket entry numbers are omitted from notices of hearing and the subject area for the CourtMap setting, the court will cancel your hearing.

Summary: Notices of hearing and the CourtMap setting subject area must include the Docket Entry number (D.E. #), or the court will cancel the hearing.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Miami Dade:51e0ac3068d720014508e803 · Feb 2026
|SecUploading to CourtMap Portal
Filing Requirements

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If the docket entry numbers are omitted from the proposed orders, the court will reject your orders.

Summary: Proposed orders submitted to CourtMap must include the Docket Entry number (D.E. #), or the court will reject the orders.

Document Type

Proposed Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Miami Dade:51e0ac3068d720014508e803 · Feb 2026
|SecUploading to CourtMap Portal
Filing Requirements

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If you have an Emergency Motion please file the Motion with a Proposed Order in CourtMAP under the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION.

Summary: An emergency motion must be filed with a proposed order.

Document Type

Emergency Motion

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
Miami Dade:51e0ac3068d720014508e803 · Feb 2026
|SecConstruction Defect Motion Calendar Information - Additional Instructions
Filing Requirements

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Initial Case Management hearings, set pursuant to Rule 1.201(b), are governed by a detailed court order setting the hearing, require client attendance, and submission of a joint case management report.

Summary: Initial case management hearings require client attendance and submission of a joint case management report.

Document Type

Joint Case Management Report

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Miami Dade:51e0ac3068d720014508e803 · Feb 2026
|SecCBL Motion Calendar Information
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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PLEASE INCLUDE THE DOCKET ENTRY NUMBER IN THE TITLE NEXT TO EACH MOTION ON YOUR NOTICE OF HEARING. And also in the subject area when setting in courtmap.

Summary: Notice of hearing must include the docket entry number in the title next to each motion and in the CourtMAP subject area.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Content & Formatting
Case Number
Miami Dade:3f9eb22da704797e76373cd8 · Jan 2023
|SecDivision: Circuit Civil / Section CA 20 - Hearing Procedures
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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NOTICE OF HEARINGS: Parties are to state the docket number of the motion and all memoranda related to the issue filed by either side on their Notice of Hearing. Notices of hearing are not deemed sufficient unless a docket entry number is listed.

Summary: Notices of hearing must state the docket numbers of the motion and all related memoranda and are insufficient without a docket entry number.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Content & Formatting
Case Number
Miami Dade:3f9eb22da704797e76373cd8 · Jan 2023
|SecForeclosure Calendar Information / Additional Instructions
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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-If you have an Emergency Motion please file the Motion with a Proposed Order in CourtMAP under the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION.

Summary: Emergency motions must be filed with a proposed order in CourtMAP under the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION category.

Document Type

Emergency Motion

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
Miami Dade:3f9eb22da704797e76373cd8 · Jan 2023
|SecAdditional Instructions (Emergency Motions, Uniform Motion Calendar, Specially Set Motions, Add-Ons)
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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If a party is relying on business records through certification then the original certification must be brought to the trial.

Summary: A party relying on certified business records must bring the original certification to trial.

Document Type

Business Records Certification

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Miami Dade:3f9eb22da704797e76373cd8 · Jan 2023
|SecDivision: Circuit Civil / Section CA 20 - Hearing Procedures
Filing Requirements

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Please include the case number and style of the case in the subject line.

Summary: Email submissions of jury instructions, verdict forms, and proposed findings must include the case number and style of the case in the subject line.

Document Type

Jury Instructions

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.

Filing & Service rules

Electronic Filing Rules

Section 47 accepts document submissions only through courtMAP; submissions via eCourtesy are no longer available.

This Section is now using courtMAP and document submissions are no longer available via eCourtesy.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

All motions must be submitted through courtMAP (not eCourtesy or other channels).

Attorneys and parties shall submit all motions with a proposed order through courtMap..

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

All motions, memoranda, and any other documents the party wants Judge Walsh to consider must be uploaded as supporting documents to the CMAP hearing.

All motions and memoranda that support or oppose relief requested shall be uploaded as supporting documents to the hearing. Any additional pleading, correspondence, or document that you believe Judge Walsh should consider in connection with the hearing should also posted as a supporting document.

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Page 1 | Use of the Supporting Documents feature of CMAP

Motions for rehearing or reconsideration must be submitted by email to the judicial assistant at dwright@jud11.flcourts.org.

Motions for rehearing or reconsideration shall be submitted by email to dwright@jud11.flcourts.org.

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Page 1 | Motions for Rehearing or Reconsideration

Motions, responses, and all other supporting documents must be uploaded to the CourtMap hearing for the motion.

Upload the motion, response, and any other supporting documents to the CourtMap hearing for your motion.

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Page 1 | CBL Motion Calendar Information

Jury instructions, verdict forms, and proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law must be emailed to CBL44Docs@jud11.flcourts.org prior to the final pre-trial conference.

All Jury Instructions, Verdict Forms, and/or Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law must be submitted in word format to CBL44Docs@jud11.flcourts.org - PRIOR TO THE FINAL PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE -

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

Emergency motions must be filed in CourtMAP under the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION category.

If you have an Emergency Motion please file the Motion with a Proposed Order in CourtMAP under the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION.

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Page 1 | Construction Defect Motion Calendar Information - Additional Instructions

All documents, including the motion, case law, affidavits, and supporting documents, must be attached to the proposed order when submitting it into CourtMAP.

- All documents must be attached to your Proposed Order when submitting such into CourtMAP. ( This includes the motion, case law, affidavits, and any other supporting documents ).

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Page 1 | Proposed Order Submission Instructions

Competing proposed orders must not be submitted on CMAP.

- DO NOT submit competing orders on CMAP.

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Page 1 | Proposed Order Submission Instructions

Emergency motions must be filed electronically in CourtMAP using the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION category.

-If you have an Emergency Motion please file the Motion with a Proposed Order in CourtMAP under the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Emergency Motions, Uniform Motion Calendar, Specially Set Motions, Add-Ons)

All motions, memoranda, and additional documents the Court should consider must be posted as supporting documents to the hearing in CourtMAP.

Use of the Supporting Documents feature of CMAP: All motions and memoranda that support or oppose relief requested shall be posted as supporting documents to the hearing. Any additional pleading, correspondence, or document that you believe Judge Fine should consider in connection with the hearing should also posted as a supporting document.

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Page 1 | Foreclosure Calendar Information / Additional Instructions

When setting hearings in CourtMAP, parties must verify they are setting in the correct section because Judge Walsh presides in Civil 20, Civil 44, and Civil 47.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: JUDGE WALSH PRESIDES IN THREE SECTIONS --- CIVIL 20, CIVIL 44 AND CIVIL 47. WHEN SETTING HEARINGS IN COURTMAP, PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE SETTING IN THE CORRECT SECTION.

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Page 1 | Header / General Instructions

Parties may set 15-30 minute special-set hearings themselves through CourtMap without contacting staff.

Parties may on their own coordinate and set such hearings through CourtMap and need not contact staff.

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Page 1 | Special Set Hearings

As of January 11, 2022, parties are no longer required to email motions in Word format.

Effective January 11, 2022 Parties will no longer be required to email motions in WORD format

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Page 1 | Construction Defect Motion Calendar Information

Filing Timing and Cure Windows

Section 47's motion calendar is closed; motions require 7 business days' notice before hearing, and no files are submitted at hearing.

Type: Closed Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days Files at Hearing: None

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Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information

Hearings will be cancelled if supporting documents are not uploaded to the CourtMAP event at least 48 hours before the hearing.

The Court will cancel a hearing if there are no supporting documents uploaded to the event on CourtMAP at least 48 hours prior to the hearing.

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Page 1 | Uploading to CourtMap Portal

A motion for rehearing or reconsideration may not be set for hearing until 30 days have passed without a ruling.

Do not set the motion for hearing unless 30 days have passed without a ruling.

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Page 1 | Motions for Rehearing or Reconsideration

Foreclosure hearings require notice at least 7 business days before the hearing.

Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days

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Page 1 | Foreclosure Calendar Information

Original documents must be submitted to the Clerk at least 10 business days before trial or a Motion for Summary Judgment hearing.

All original documents are to be submitted to the Clerk 10 business days prior to trial or Motion for Summary Judgment hearing.

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Page 1 | Division: Circuit Civil / Section CA 20 - Hearing Procedures

No party may submit a proposed order until after a hearing and ruling unless the order is agreed to by all relevant parties or the Court requested one.

Other than a proposed order agreed to by all relevant parties, no party shall submit a proposed order until there has been a hearing and a ruling unless the Court asked for a proposed order during the hearing or by email to all parties.

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Page 1 | Proposed Order Submission Instructions

The prevailing party must submit the proposed order to CMAP within 3 business days of the hearing unless the Court orders otherwise.

The prevailing party is responsible for submitting a proposed order to CMAP within 3 business days from the hearing unless the Court orders otherwise.

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Page 1 | Proposed Order Submission Instructions

Motions to disqualify have an open calendar and require no notice before hearing, with no files submitted at hearing.

Type: Open Notice Before Hearing: No Files at Hearing: None

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Page 1 | Motion to Disqualify Information

The Court will sua sponte cancel a hearing if supporting documents are not uploaded at least 48 hours before the hearing.

Effective January 1, 2023 The Court will sua sponte cancel a hearing if there are no supporting documents uploaded at least 48 hours prior to a hearing.

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Page 1 | Division: Circuit Civil / Section CA 20 - Hearing Procedures

Service and Proof of Service Rules

All parties and counsel must register for the clerk's electronic service list and maintain an accurate email address.

Parties and their counsel are required to register for the clerk's electronic service list and are required to keep an accurate email address.

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Page 1 | Division 44

The proposed order must be circulated to the other parties for review and agreement as to form before submission to CMAP.

The proposed order should be submitted to the other parties for review and agreement as to form prior to submission to CMAP.

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Page 1 | Proposed Order Submission Instructions

Courtesy Copy Requirements

Paper courtesy copies and binders are prohibited on any matter in this division.

PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT PAPER COURTESY COPIES OR BINDERS ON ANY MATTER IN THIS DIVISION.

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Page 1 | Foreclosure Calendar Information / Additional Instructions

No courtesy paper copies or binders are required prior to a hearing.

The court does not require courtesy paper copies or binders prior to a hearing.

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Page 1 | Courtesy copies

Filing Bundling Requirements

Parties may set only one hearing per special set calendar; staff will cancel any excess hearings if more than one motion is set per case.

To ensure that hearing time is available to all cases, parties may not set more than one hearing on each special set calendar. If more than one motion is set per case, staff will cancel any excess hearings.

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Page 1 | Special Set Hearings

Only one motion may be set per 5-minute motion calendar hearing (held Mondays at 9:00 am and Thursdays at 9:30 am).

5-minute Motion calendars are held Mondays at 9:00 am and Thursdays at 9:30 am every week. Please do not set more than one motion.

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Page 1 | CBL Motion Calendar Information - Motion Calendars, CMC Hearings, Calendar Calls

Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Attorneys of record and pro se parties must confer no later than 15 days before each case management conference or hearing, in addition to the conferral required under Rule 1.202.

In addition to the conferral required under rule 1.202, the attorneys for the parties as well as any parties appearing pro se must confer no later than 15 days prior to each case management conference or hearing. Thus, unrepresented litigants are required to confer under this rule, and for all represented litigants, there are two requirements for conferral.

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Page 1 | Rule 1.201(c)(4) Conferral Requirements

All parties must meet and confer as required by CBL Rule 4.3 before filing an emergency motion.

All Parties must comply with CBL Rule 4.3, which refers to the requirement for the parties to Meet and Confer, before filing the emergency motion.

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Page 1 | Construction Defect Motion Calendar Information - Additional Instructions

The Court will not hear objections to discovery; a party must instead file a motion to compel under Rule 1.380, Fla.R.Civ.P.

The Court will not entertain hearings on "objections" to discovery. The party seeking to overrule an objection shall motion a motion to compel in compliance with Rule 1.380, Fla.R.Civ.P.

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Page 1 | Division: Circuit Civil / Section CA 20 - Hearing Procedures

Motions requiring 15 minutes or more must be specially set, with availability found on CourtMAP.

-All Motions that require 15 minutes or more will be Specially Set. (Availability can be found on CourtMAP)

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Emergency Motions, Uniform Motion Calendar, Specially Set Motions, Add-Ons)

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

Moving party's counsel must file hearing cancellation notices with the Clerk, and any hearing set through CMAP must be cancelled through CMAP.

Counsel for the moving party shall file the notice of cancellation with the Clerk. If the case was set through CMAP you must cancel it through CMAP.

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Page 1 | Cancellations

Parties may cancel an interim CMC by agreed order submitted no later than 48 hours before the hearing if all parties agree the case is on track, there are no pending motions, and nothing needs to be brought to the judge's attention.

Interim Case Management Conferences (“CMCs”) are set every 2-3 months by the court. If all parties agree that the case is on track for trial, there are no pending motions and there is nothing any party needs to bring to the judge's attention, the parties may submit an agreed order cancelling the conference no later than 48 hours before the hearing.

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Page 1 | CBL Motion Calendar Information

Bi-monthly interim case management conferences may be cancelled by uploading an agreed order of cancellation with correspondence confirming both sides agree the case is on track, there are no pending motions, and nothing needs to be brought to the judge's attention.

Interim case management conferences will be set by court order bi-monthly but can be cancelled by an agreed order as follows: Parties should upload an agreed order of cancellation and correspondence that both sides agree that the case is on track, there are no pending motions and there is nothing any side needs to bring to the judge's attention.

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Page 1 | Cancellations

Chambers Communication Rules

Parties must call the judicial assistant before scheduling any cases in Section 47.

PLEASE CALL JUDICIAL ASSISTANT BEFORE SCHEDULING ANY CASES IN SECTION 47.

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Page 1 | Header / Contact Information

Emergencies must be communicated by email to Administrative Judge Lisa Walsh at lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org.

Any emergencies please email the Administrative Judge, Lisa Walsh, at lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org .

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Page 1 | Division 44

Add-ons to the motion calendar require prior consent of the Judge, requested by email to the judicial assistant with the motion.

Add-Ons: No add-ons are permitted without prior consent of the Judge. Submit an email request to dwright@jud11.flcourts.org with the motion.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions (Emergency Motions, Uniform Motion Calendar, Specially Set Motions, Add-Ons)

Emergencies must be emailed to Administrative Judge Lisa Walsh at lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org.

Any emergencies please email the Administrative Judge, Lisa Walsh, at lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org .

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Page 1 | Header / Contact Information

Parties must email judicial staff to request a non-evidentiary special-set hearing longer than 30 minutes.

To set a longer non-evidentiary hearing (more that 30 minutes long), parties must email staff with the request.

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Page 1 | Special Set Hearings

Parties must contact chambers before the hearing if the original note is with the Clerk and will be needed at the hearing.

PLEASE CONTACT CHAMBERS PRIOR TO THE HEARING IF THE ORIGINAL NOTE WAS SUBMITTED TO THE CLERK AND WILL BE NEEDED FOR THE HEARING

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Page 1 | Foreclosure Calendar Information

If parties disagree on the form of the order, the prevailing party must email it in Word form to the listed chambers addresses, noting the disagreement as to form.

If the parties do not agree on the form of the order, the prevailing party shall submit it in Word form by email, to afine@jud11.flcourts.org and dediaz@flcourts.org, noting that there is a disagreement as to form and that the opposing party will be submitting its version of the order.

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Page 1 | Proposed Order Submission Instructions

Emergencies must be reported by email to Administrative Judge Lisa Walsh at lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org.

Any emergencies please email the Administrative Judge, Lisa Walsh, at lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org .

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Page 1 | Judge Biography and Contact Information

The judicial assistant (Denise Wright) can be contacted by email at dwright@jud11.flcourts.org for scheduling matters.

Denise Wright, Judicial Assistant email dwright@jud11.flcourts.org

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Page 1 | Header / Contact Information

Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 7 rules apply across Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, Miami-Dade County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

All 6
  • Applies to
    Forms packet

    Pro se parties must acquire and utilize the Eleventh Judicial Circuit forms packet (or forms substantially in compliance therewith) from the Clerk's Office, unless waived for good cause by the Administrative or Associate Administrative Judge.

  • Applies to
    Self help program registration

    Pro se parties must register with the Circuit's Family Court Self Help Program to receive information, instructions, referrals, and assistance, unless waived for good cause by the Administrative or Associate Administrative Judge.

  • Applies to
    Pleadings and papers

    At the time of filing, pro se parties must have their pleadings and papers reviewed as to form by the Family Court Self Help Program, unless waived for good cause by the Administrative or Associate Administrative Judge.

Fees

All 1
  • Fee
    $35
    Applies to
    Forms packet

    The required forms packet is available from the Clerk's Office at a cost not to exceed $35.00, subject to good-cause waiver of the procedures by the Administrative or Associate Administrative Judge.

About Judge Lisa S. Walsh

Lisa S. Walsh is a judge in the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, which serves Miami-Dade County through its circuit and county court divisions.

This judge's published procedures are available through the court's online system, with specific sections referenced by IDs 12, 206, and 208.

Common questions about Judge Lisa S. Walsh's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

The rule limits courtesy-copy delivery rather than stating a blanket requirement before Judge Lisa S. Walsh. Paper courtesy copies and binders are prohibited on any matter in this division.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Foreclosure Calendar Information / Additional Instructions

Does Judge Lisa S. Walsh require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Lisa S. Walsh's rules set a pre-motion procedure for covered motions. Attorneys of record and pro se parties must confer no later than 15 days before each case management conference or hearing, in addition to the conferral required under Rule 1.202.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Rule 1.201(c)(4) Conferral Requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings before Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

Judge Lisa S. Walsh's formatting rule includes file format docx. Jury instructions, verdict forms, and proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law must be submitted in Word format.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

What must be included with notice of hearing filings before Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

The rule requires case number. Notices of hearing must include the docket entry number in the title next to each motion, and in the subject area when setting in CourtMAP.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Header / General Instructions

What must be included with motion filings before Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

The rule requires proposed order. All motions must be accompanied by a proposed order.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

How may parties contact Judge Lisa S. Walsh's chambers?

The rule addresses phone communications. Parties must call the judicial assistant before scheduling any cases in Section 47.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Header / Contact Information

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. Moving party's counsel must file hearing cancellation notices with the Clerk, and any hearing set through CMAP must be cancelled through CMAP.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Cancellations

Does Judge Lisa S. Walsh require motion papers to be bundled?

No. The rule prohibits holding covered papers for bundling. Parties may set only one hearing per special set calendar; staff will cancel any excess hearings if more than one motion is set per case.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Special Set Hearings

Is electronic filing required before Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. All motions must be submitted through courtMAP (not eCourtesy or other channels).

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

What filing deadlines apply to motion filings before Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

Section 47's motion calendar is closed; motions require 7 business days' notice before hearing, and no files are submitted at hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion Calendar Information

What rule applies to e-service for all parties before Judge Lisa S. Walsh?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: method: e-service, recipient: all parties. All parties and counsel must register for the clerk's electronic service list and maintain an accurate email address.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Division 44
Complete rules summary for Judge Lisa S. Walsh

The judicial assistant (Denise Wright) can be contacted by email at dwright@jud11.flcourts.org for scheduling matters.

Emergencies must be emailed to Administrative Judge Lisa Walsh at lwalsh@jud11.flcourts.org.

When setting hearings in CourtMAP, parties must verify they are setting in the correct section because Judge Walsh presides in Civil 20, Civil 44, and Civil 47.

Notices of hearing must include the docket entry number in the title next to each motion, and in the subject area when setting in CourtMAP.

All motions must be accompanied by a proposed order.

All motions must be submitted through courtMAP (not eCourtesy or other channels).

Section 47 accepts document submissions only through courtMAP; submissions via eCourtesy are no longer available.

Section 47's motion calendar is closed; motions require 7 business days' notice before hearing, and no files are submitted at hearing.

Motions to disqualify have an open calendar and require no notice before hearing, with no files submitted at hearing.

Parties must call the judicial assistant before scheduling any cases in Section 47.

No courtesy paper copies or binders are required prior to a hearing.

Parties must email judicial staff to request a non-evidentiary special-set hearing longer than 30 minutes.

All parties and counsel must register for the clerk's electronic service list and maintain an accurate email address.

Attorneys of record and pro se parties must confer no later than 15 days before each case management conference or hearing, in addition to the conferral required under Rule 1.202.

Moving party's counsel must file hearing cancellation notices with the Clerk, and any hearing set through CMAP must be cancelled through CMAP.

Bi-monthly interim case management conferences may be cancelled by uploading an agreed order of cancellation with correspondence confirming both sides agree the case is on track, there are no pending motions, and nothing needs to be brought to the judge's attention.

Parties may cancel an interim CMC by agreed order submitted no later than 48 hours before the hearing if all parties agree the case is on track, there are no pending motions, and nothing needs to be brought to the judge's attention.

All motions, memoranda, and any other documents the party wants Judge Walsh to consider must be uploaded as supporting documents to the CMAP hearing.

Motions, responses, and all other supporting documents must be uploaded to the CourtMap hearing for the motion.

Notices of hearing and the CourtMap setting subject area must include the Docket Entry number (D.E. #), or the court will cancel the hearing.

Proposed orders submitted to CourtMap must include the Docket Entry number (D.E. #), or the court will reject the orders.

Hearings will be cancelled if supporting documents are not uploaded to the CourtMAP event at least 48 hours before the hearing.

Motions for rehearing or reconsideration must be submitted by email to the judicial assistant at dwright@jud11.flcourts.org.

A motion for rehearing or reconsideration may not be set for hearing until 30 days have passed without a ruling.

Trial and evidentiary exhibits must be one-sided.

All exhibits must be pre-marked and initialed and provided to the clerk on the first day of trial or evidentiary hearing, using numerical markings for plaintiff's exhibits and alphabetical markings for defendant's exhibits, and no exhibit (except impeachment exhibits) may be offered unless pre-marked.

Emergency motions must be filed in CourtMAP under the EMERGENCY SUBMISSION category.

An emergency motion must be filed with a proposed order.

All parties must meet and confer as required by CBL Rule 4.3 before filing an emergency motion.

Jury instructions, verdict forms, and proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law must be submitted in Word format.

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