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Judge Reemberto Diaz
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Judge Reemberto Diaz

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Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, Miami-Dade County

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Document Format Requirements4 rules

FormattingCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026Mandatory

Submit proposed orders in Word on the courtMAP-generated blank form, accompanied by the motion and supporting documents or a letter explaining the submission.

ALL proposed Orders MUST be submitted in WORD format on the courtMAP pre-generated blank Order form and must be accompanied with a motion and supporting documents or a letter of explanation.

Required Format

DOCX

FormattingCivil cases

The quote is in the court's document. The summary is not checked yet.Mandatory?

ALL proposed Orders MUST be titled in the block marked "Generic Order – You must rename the Order Title" *When submitting your proposed/agreed order, the title of the order must be typed in the title box provided by courtMAP, NOT in the body of the proposed/agreed order.

Summary: Proposed orders must be renamed from the generic title block, with the title typed in the courtMAP title box rather than in the body of the order.

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FormattingCivil cases

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All parties are required to bring hard copies of their exhibits to trial. Exhibits must be pre-marked for identification as per the Exhibits Worksheet found under the "documents" tab. Exhibits must be submitted on the first day of trial. Each party should provide the clerk with the exhibits they wish to have marked for identification, either in a binder or in individual folders. The clerk will then mark each exhibit accordingly.

Summary: For in-person trials, parties must bring hard copies of exhibits pre-marked per the Exhibits Worksheet, submitted on the first day of trial in a binder or individual folders for the clerk to mark.

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FormattingCivil cases

The quote is in the court's document. The summary is not checked yet.Mandatory?

ALL proposed Orders MUST be submitted in WORD format on the courtMAP pre-generated blank Order form

Summary: Proposed orders must be submitted in Word format on the courtMAP pre-generated blank Order form.

Required Format

DOCX

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|SecProposed Orders Submission Instructions

Document Filing Requirements10 rules

Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026Mandatory

An Order of Dismissal must state whether it dismisses an individual defendant or all defendants.

When submitting an Order of Dismissal, specify whether the Dismissal applies to an individual Defendant or all Defendants.

Document Type

Order Of Dismissal

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026Mandatory

Title every proposed order in the block labeled “Generic Order – You must rename the Order Title.”

ALL proposed Orders MUST be titled in the block marked “Generic Order – You must rename the Order Title”

Document Type

Proposed Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026Mandatory

Enter the proposed or agreed order’s title in courtMAP’s title box, not in the body of the order.

*When submitting your proposed/agreed order, the title of the order must be typed in the title box provided by courtMAP, NOT in the body of the proposed/agreed order.

Document Type

Proposed Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026Mandatory

Orders must contain all required information and leave no blanks, including the date of the hearing.

Orders must contain all information required (i.e., no blanks shall be left, date of hearing heard),

Document Type

Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026Important

Select the AGREED order option when submitting an agreed order so it is titled “Agreed.”

*If you are submitting an AGREED order, please select the AGREED order option; otherwise, the order will not be titled "Agreed".

Document Type

Agreed Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026Important

Do not submit proposed orders for contested matters or matters already set for hearing.

Do not submit proposed orders on matters that are contested and/or already set for hearing.

Document Type

Proposed Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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Submission of Original Notes: Please do not deliver original loan documents in advance of a hearing or trial unless you are instructed to do so by the Court.

Summary: Original loan documents must not be delivered in advance of a hearing or trial unless instructed by the Court.

Document Type

Original Loan Documents

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

Only the moving party can cancel the hearing.  The moving party must file a notice of cancellation with the Clerk and then cancel the hearing through CourtMAP.

Summary: Only the moving party may cancel a motion calendar hearing, after filing a notice of cancellation with the Clerk and then canceling through CourtMAP.

Document Type

Motion Calendar Cancellation

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

Please fill out a Request for Special Set Hearing form, e-file the form with the clerk's office and email a copy to the JA together with the motion.

Summary: For a hearing over one hour, complete and e-file the Request for Special Set Hearing form, then email a copy to the Judicial Assistant with the motion.

Document Type

Special Set Hearing Request

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

*Final disposition forms must be submitted with all Final Orders to Dismiss and Final Judgments.

Summary: Submit a final disposition form with every Final Order to Dismiss and Final Judgment.

Document Type

Final Order

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order

Filing & Service rules

Electronic Filing Rules

Emergency motions must be submitted through CourtMAP.

Emergency motions must be submitted through CourtMAP.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

Only the moving party may cancel a special-set hearing; the party who placed it on calendar must e-file the cancellation notice with the Clerk and upload a copy to courtMAP on the scheduled hearing date.

Cancellations: Only the moving party can cancel the special set hearing. If you are cancelling a special set hearing, the party who placed the matter on calendar must e-file a Notice of Cancellation with the Clerk's Office and submit a copy of the Notice through CourtMap under supporting documents on the date the hearing was supposed to take place.

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026 · Civil cases

Page 1 | Special Set Hearing Procedures

Upload copies of all motions, responses, replies, and other hearing-related pleadings to courtMAP Supporting Documents at least five days before the hearing.

COPIES OF ALL MOTIONS, RESPONSES, REPLIES, AND ALL OTHER PLEADINGS RELATED TO ANY UPCOMING HEARING NEEDS TO BE UPLOAD VIA COURTMAP UNDER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE HEARING.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

Do not send binders; upload all materials, including case law, through courtMAP.

Please do not send binders.  Everything must be uploaded through CourtMAP.  (including case law)

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026 · Civil cases

Page 1 | Special Set Hearing Procedures

File all proposed orders through courtMAP under Proposed Orders.

Please file ALL proposed Orders via courtMAP under Proposed Orders.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

For in-person trials, parties must not file any exhibits.

IN PERSON TRIALS: Do not file any exhibits.

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Page 1 | SUBMISSION OF TRIAL EXHIBITS

Emergency motions must be e-filed and submitted through CourtMAP, after which the parties will receive an email with instructions once the Court reviews the motion.

Submit the e-filed Emergency Motion thru courtMAP. Once the Court reviews the emergency motion, the parties will receive an email with instructions.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

Copies of all motions, responses, replies, and other pleadings related to an upcoming hearing must be uploaded via CourtMAP under Supporting Documents at least five days before the hearing.

COPIES OF ALL MOTIONS, RESPONSES, REPLIES, AND ALL OTHER PLEADINGS RELATED TO ANY UPCOMING HEARING NEEDS TO BE UPLOAD VIA COURTMAP UNDER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE HEARING.

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

Proposed agreed orders and motions for emergency hearings must be submitted via CourtMAP.

USE COURTMAP TO SUBMIT PROPOSED AGREED ORDERS AND MOTIONS FOR EMERGENCY HEARINGS.

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Hearings are scheduled by selecting a date and time via CourtMAP with the filed motion and all supporting documents attached; a green 'Success' message confirms the hearing made calendar.

To Make Calendar: Select available date and time via courtMAP. The filed motion(s) and all documents in support must be attached when the hearing is scheduled. Once a green "Success" message appears, the hearing has made calendar.

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Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information

To schedule a special set hearing, the moving party must coordinate with opposing counsel and submit the e-filed motion with the Request for Special Set form via CourtMAP, without a notice of hearing.

The moving party MUST coordinate the date/time with opposing counsel based on the Court's availability (found on courtMAP) and shall submit a copy of the e-filed motion along with the Court's Request for Special Set form via courtMAP when selecting the proposed hearing date for the Court's approval (a notice of hearing SHOULD NOT accompany the submission).

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

Hearings must be cancelled on CourtMAP and a Notice of Cancellation must also be e-filed.

Notice of Cancellations - Hearings must be cancelled on CourtMAP. A notice of Cancellation must also be e-filed.

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Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information

A Case Management Report and Order must not be submitted in seven listed circumstances (existing case management order, set for trial, inactive status, moratoria, F.S. 51.011, FWOP unless attached to a written good cause showing, or uncontested cases).

DO NOT submit a Case Management Report and Order if: 1. There is already an EXISTING CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER setting forth all pretrial deadlines. 2. Your case is already set for trial. 3. Your case is currently on inactive status by court order. 4. Your case is subject to current moratoria. 5. Your case is subject to F.S. 51.011. 6. If your case has been Noticed for Lack of Prosecution Hearing (FWOP) unless it is being attached to your WRITTEN GOOD CAUSE SHOWING. 7. Your case is uncontested.

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Page 1 | NEW MANDATORY CASE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES- EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

Orders must not be submitted before the hearing is conducted.

PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT ORDERS BEFORE THE HEARING.

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Page 1 | Proposed Orders Submission Instructions

For cases filed before April 30, 2021, the case management report and order must be submitted via CourtMAP under Proposed Orders, with the report e-filed before the order is submitted.

For cases filed BEFORE APRIL 30, 2021, you MUST submit CASE MANAGEMENT REPORT AND ORDER via CourtMAP under Proposed Orders. THE CASE MANAGEMENT REPORT HAS TO BE E-FILED BEFORE SUBMITTING THE ORDER.

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Page 1 | NEW MANDATORY CASE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES- EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

The Request for Special Set Hearing form must be completed, e-filed with the clerk's office, and a copy emailed to the JA together with the motion.

Please fill out a Request for Special Set Hearing form, e-file the form with the clerk's office and email a copy to the JA together with the motion.

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

For Zoom trials, all parties must upload exhibits to the e-portal and file them in the Clerk's docket at least five business days before trial.

All parties must upload their exhibits to the e-portal and file them in the Clerk's docket at least five business days before the trial as per the Evidence Procedure found under the "documents" tab.

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Page 1 | SUBMISSION OF TRIAL EXHIBITS

All proposed orders must be filed via CourtMAP under Proposed Orders.

Please file ALL proposed Orders via courtMAP under Proposed Orders.

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Page 1 | Proposed Orders Submission Instructions

To cancel a special set hearing, the party who set it must e-file a Notice of Cancellation and then cancel the hearing in CourtMAP.

If you are cancelling a special set hearing, the party who set the hearing must e-file a Notice of Cancellation and then cancel the hearing in Courtmap.

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

Proposed orders must not be mailed to chambers.

DO NOT mail them to Chambers.

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Page 1 | Proposed Orders Submission Instructions

Parties must set notices of jury, non-jury, and foreclosure trials on CourtMAP after coordinating with opposing counsel.

Notices of Jury, Non-Jury, and Foreclosures Trials shall be set by the parties on CourtMAP once you have coordinated with opposing counsel

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

E-filing a notice for trial or submitting a joint case management report/order does not automatically set a matter on the trial docket; parties must follow the judge's procedures to be set for trial.

E-FILING A NOTICE FOR TRIAL WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY SET A MATTER ON THE COURT'S TRIAL DOCKET. SUBMITTING A JOINT CASE MANAGEMENT REPORT/ORDER WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY SET A MATTER ON THE COURT'S TRIAL DOCKET. PARTIES MUST FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES DETAILED HERE IN ORDER FOR A MATTER TO BE SET FOR TRIAL.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

When submitting an agreed order, the AGREED order option must be selected in CourtMAP or the order will not be titled 'Agreed'.

If you are submitting an AGREED order, please select the AGREED order option; otherwise, the order will not be titled "Agreed".

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Page 1 | Proposed Orders Submission Instructions

The movant must separately e-file a notice of hearing because one is not generated automatically.

Although the movant and the parties listed on the service list will receive an email indicating that a hearing has been set, a notice of hearing will not automatically generate.  The movant MUST e-file the notice of hearing via the e-portal system.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

Upload supporting documents, including the notice and filed motion, when creating the hearing event on courtMAP.

Submit your supporting documents (notice, filed motion, etc.) when creating the event (setting the hearing) on courtMAP.

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below. · Civil cases

Page 1 | Additional Instructions

Select an available courtMAP date to set a motion calendar hearing.

To set a motion calendar hearing, select the date from the Court's availability (found on courtMAP).

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below. · Civil cases

Page 1 | Additional Instructions

The Court does not accept hard copies.

We do not take hard copies.

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below. · Civil cases

Page 1 | Special Set Hearing Procedures

Filing Timing and Cure Windows

File every motion with the Clerk before scheduling a special-set hearing.

*  All motions MUST be filed with the Clerk prior to scheduling a special set hearing.

Checked and corrected to match the court's document on Oct 4, 2026 · Civil cases

Page 1 | Special Set Hearing Procedures

Hearing-related motions, responses, replies, and pleadings must be uploaded via CourtMAP at least five days before the hearing.

COPIES OF ALL MOTIONS, RESPONSES, REPLIES, AND ALL OTHER PLEADINGS RELATED TO ANY UPCOMING HEARING NEEDS TO BE UPLOAD VIA COURTMAP UNDER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE HEARING.

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

Zoom trial exhibits must be uploaded to the e-portal and filed in the Clerk's docket at least five business days before the trial.

All parties must upload their exhibits to the e-portal and file them in the Clerk's docket at least five business days before the trial as per the Evidence Procedure found under the "documents" tab.

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Page 1 | SUBMISSION OF TRIAL EXHIBITS

At least 7 business days' notice must be given before a motion calendar hearing.

You must give 7 business days notice

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Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information

Exhibits for evidentiary hearings must be uploaded at least five days prior to the hearing.

All exhibits MUST be uploaded at least five (5) days prior to the hearing as per the evidence procedure found under the "documents" section on the judge's website.

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

Cases exempt from submitting a case management report must still follow the timeline requirements of Administrative Order 21-09.

If your case meets any of the exceptions listed above, you must still follow the timeline requirements set forth in the 11th Judicial Circuit Administrative Order 21-09.

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Page 1 | NEW MANDATORY CASE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES- EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

Motion calendar hearings require five calendar days’ notice before the hearing.

Notice Before Hearing: 5 Calendar Days

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Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information

Service and Proof of Service Rules

Before proceeding with an emergency motion, ensure it has been filed with the Clerk and copies provided to opposing counsel.

Make sure the Emergency Motion has been filed with the Clerk of Court and copies provided to opposing counsel.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

A response to the motion is required and must be filed and sent through courtMAP to the Court and opposing counsel at least five days before the hearing.

A response to the Motion shall be filed and sent to the Court through CourtMAP and to opposing counsel at least five (5) days prior to the hearing.  (A response is required).

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Page 1 | Special Set Hearing Procedures

After scheduling a hearing via CourtMAP, parties must still prepare, file, and serve a Notice of Hearing.

You must still prepare, file, and serve a Notice of Hearing.

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Page 1 | Motion Calendar Information

After approval, the Court will send the Notice of Hearing directly.

Once approved, you will be receiving a Notice of Hearing directly from the Court.

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Page 1 | Special Set Hearing Procedures

Courtesy Copy Requirements

Do not mail proposed orders to Chambers.

DO NOT mail them to Chambers.

Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026 · Civil cases

Page 1 | Additional Instructions

Filing Bundling Requirements

Proposed orders must be accompanied by the motion and supporting documents or a letter of explanation.

ALL proposed Orders MUST be submitted in WORD format on the courtMAP pre-generated blank Order form and must be accompanied with a motion and supporting documents or a letter of explanation.

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Page 1 | Proposed Orders Submission Instructions

Chambers Communication Rules

To schedule a hearing longer than one hour, email the Judicial Assistant and copy all parties.

If you are attempting to schedule a hearing for more than one (1) hour, you must email the J.A. at velguezabal@jud11.flcourts.org (copying all parties).

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

If the Notice of Hearing was not received, contact the Clerk’s Office to confirm inclusion on the service list.

If you did not receive the Notice of Hearing, please communicate with the Clerk of Court’s office and confirm you are on the service list.

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Page 1 | Special Set Hearing Procedures

When setting an evidentiary hearing, parties must email the JA (copying all parties) with a copy of the notice of hearing.

If you are setting an evidentiary hearing, please email the JA at velguezabal@jud11.flcourts.org (copying all parties) to inform her that you had set an evidentiary hearing. Please include a copy of the notice of hearing.

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

Hearings longer than one hour require emailing the judicial assistant with a copy to all parties.

If you are attempting to schedule a hearing for more than one (1) hour, you must email the J.A. at velguezabal@jud11.flcourts.org (copying all parties).

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Page 1 | TO SCHEDULE A SPECIAL SET HEARING

If the case settles, a notice of settlement must be emailed to the judicial assistant.

IF THE CASE SETTLES, PLEASE EMAIL A NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT TO: velguezabal@jud11.flcourts.org

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Inquiries may be directed to the judicial assistant by email, with a copy to all parties required.

INQUIRIES MAY BE DIRECTED TO THE JUDICIAL ASSISTANT AT VELGUEZABAL@JUD11.FLCOURTS.ORG (Copy to all parties required)

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Email the Judicial Assistant to request additional available special-set dates.

IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL AVAILABLE DATES, PLEASE EMAIL THE JUDICIAL ASSISTANT.

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

If a case settles, email a Notice of Settlement to the Judicial Assistant.

If the case has settled, please e-mail a Notice of Settlement to VELGUEZABAL@JUD11.FLCOURTS.ORG

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Page 1 | Additional Instructions

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 Reemberto Diaz

Reemberto Diaz is a judge on the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, which serves Miami-Dade County through circuit and county court divisions.

This judge's published procedures include an exhibit worksheet.

Common questions about Judge Reemberto Diaz's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Reemberto Diaz?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for proposed orders. Do not mail proposed orders to Chambers.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

What formatting rules apply to filings before Judge Reemberto Diaz?

Judge Reemberto Diaz's formatting rule includes file format docx, use the courtmap pre-generated blank order form., and accompany the proposed order with a motion and supporting documents or a letter of explanation.. Submit proposed orders in Word on the courtMAP-generated blank form, accompanied by the motion and supporting documents or a letter explaining the submission.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

What must be included with final order filings before Judge Reemberto Diaz?

The rule requires proposed order. Submit a final disposition form with every Final Order to Dismiss and Final Judgment.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

What must be included with motion calendar cancellation filings before Judge Reemberto Diaz?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Only the moving party may cancel a motion calendar hearing, after filing a notice of cancellation with the Clerk and then canceling through CourtMAP.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

How may parties contact Judge Reemberto Diaz's chambers?

The rule addresses email communications with Judge Reemberto Diaz's chambers. The rule lists email velguezabal@jud11.flcourts.org. To schedule a hearing longer than one hour, email the Judicial Assistant and copy all parties.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

Does Judge Reemberto Diaz require motion papers to be bundled?

Yes. Judge Reemberto Diaz requires bundling for covered papers. Proposed orders must be accompanied by the motion and supporting documents or a letter of explanation.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Proposed Orders Submission Instructions

Is electronic filing required before Judge Reemberto Diaz?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Emergency motions must be submitted through CourtMAP.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions

What filing deadlines does Judge Reemberto Diaz set?

Motion calendar hearings require five calendar days’ notice before the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion Calendar Information

What rule applies to service for emergency motion before Judge Reemberto Diaz?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: recipient: the opposing party. Before proceeding with an emergency motion, ensure it has been filed with the Clerk and copies provided to opposing counsel.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Additional Instructions
Complete rules summary for Judge Reemberto Diaz

Submit a final disposition form with every Final Order to Dismiss and Final Judgment.

Emergency motions must be submitted through CourtMAP.

Before proceeding with an emergency motion, ensure it has been filed with the Clerk and copies provided to opposing counsel.

Motion calendar hearings require five calendar days’ notice before the hearing.

Select an available courtMAP date to set a motion calendar hearing.

Upload supporting documents, including the notice and filed motion, when creating the hearing event on courtMAP.

The movant must separately e-file a notice of hearing because one is not generated automatically.

Only the moving party may cancel a motion calendar hearing, after filing a notice of cancellation with the Clerk and then canceling through CourtMAP.

If a case settles, email a Notice of Settlement to the Judicial Assistant.

File all proposed orders through courtMAP under Proposed Orders.

Do not mail proposed orders to Chambers.

Submit proposed orders in Word on the courtMAP-generated blank form, accompanied by the motion and supporting documents or a letter explaining the submission.

Title every proposed order in the block labeled “Generic Order – You must rename the Order Title.”

Enter the proposed or agreed order’s title in courtMAP’s title box, not in the body of the order.

Select the AGREED order option when submitting an agreed order so it is titled “Agreed.”

Do not submit proposed orders for contested matters or matters already set for hearing.

An Order of Dismissal must state whether it dismisses an individual defendant or all defendants.

Orders must contain all required information and leave no blanks, including the date of the hearing.

Email the Judicial Assistant to request additional available special-set dates.

Upload copies of all motions, responses, replies, and other hearing-related pleadings to courtMAP Supporting Documents at least five days before the hearing.

To schedule a hearing longer than one hour, email the Judicial Assistant and copy all parties.

For a hearing over one hour, complete and e-file the Request for Special Set Hearing form, then email a copy to the Judicial Assistant with the motion.

File every motion with the Clerk before scheduling a special-set hearing.

After approval, the Court will send the Notice of Hearing directly.

If the Notice of Hearing was not received, contact the Clerk’s Office to confirm inclusion on the service list.

Only the moving party may cancel a special-set hearing; the party who placed it on calendar must e-file the cancellation notice with the Clerk and upload a copy to courtMAP on the scheduled hearing date.

A response to the motion is required and must be filed and sent through courtMAP to the Court and opposing counsel at least five days before the hearing.

Do not send binders; upload all materials, including case law, through courtMAP.

The Court does not accept hard copies.

Inquiries may be directed to the judicial assistant by email, with a copy to all parties required.

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