Court Motion,Standing Order: BANK OF AMERICA NA vs SANCHEZ, YANARA PEREZ

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                                Filing # 182825796 E-Filed 09/28/2023 02:45:40 PM


                                                   “ATTACHMENT A”

                    IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
                IN AND FOR SARASOTA, MANATEE, AND DESOTO COUNTIES, FLORIDA

                                        ISSUED PURSUANT TO ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 2021-17.1


                  STANDING ORDER FOR COUNTY COURT CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT
                              (For General Track and Streamlined Cases)

                    The following Standing Order for County Civil Cases applies to all County Civil cases, except
           eviction and other summary proceedings filed under 51.011, Florida Statutes. The Twelfth Judicial
           Circuit’s County Civil Case Management Protocol directs the Clerks of Court in Sarasota, Manatee, and
           DeSoto Counties to require that any County Civil Complaint, except for eviction complaints or other
           summary proceedings filed under section 51.011, Florida Statutes, have a copy of this Standing Order for
           County Civil Case Management and the County Civil Case Management Report attached hereto.

                   1. The parties shall meet and confer within 30 days after the last party is served with initial
                      process to discuss, and jointly complete, the Case Management Report. The parties must
                      submit the completed Case Management Report to the Court within 5 days after the initial
                      meet and confer.

                   2. The Court’s expectation is that the parties in most cases will agree to various deadlines in the
                      Case Management Report and will not have to appear at an Initial Case Management
                      Conference. If, however, there is disagreement on completing the Case Management Report,
                      the parties must appear at an Initial Case Management Conference.

                   3. Based on the Case Management Report, the Court will enter a Case Management Order, a
                      Trial Order, or both. The Case Management Order will tell the parties whether they are
                      excused from attending an Initial Case Management, and it will set various deadlines that will
                      govern the progression of the case. The parties must adhere to these deadlines unless changed
                      by the Court upon a showing of good cause. Procrastination in completing discovery or the
                      known unavailability of counsel not timely addressed will not constitute good cause for a
                      change to these deadlines. The failure to abide by these deadlines may result in sanctions by
                      the Court, including the award of attorney’s fees, the striking of pleadings, and/or a dismissal
                      of the action.

                   4. This case has been designated either as a “streamlined” or a “general track” case. General
                      track and jury cases should be disposed of within 18 months of filing, and streamlined and
                      non-jury cases should be disposed of within 12 months of filing. See Fla. R. Gen. Prac. &
                      Jud. Admin. 2.250(a)(1)(B). Parties who seek an extended trial date beyond these time
                      standards may be required to appear at an Initial Case Management Conference.




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Filed 09/28/2023 02:55 PM - Karen E. Rushing, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sarasota County, FL
        5. For small claims cases that proceed under one or more of the Florida Rules of Civil
           Procedure, pursuant to Fla. Sm. Cl. R. 7.020(c) if the deadline for the trial date specified in
           Fla. Sm. Cl. R. 7.090(d) no longer applies in the case, the Court shall attach this Standing
           Order and the Case Management Report to any Order invoking the Rules of Civil Procedure.

        6. The parties, or their attorneys, shall meet and confer within 30 days after the last party is
           served with initial process, or order invoking Rules of Civil Procedure is entered, to meet,
           confer, and jointly complete the Case Management Report.

        7. The parties or their counsel shall file the signed, completed Case Management Report within
           5 days after the first meet and confer conference. Concurrently, the parties shall provide a
           copy of that Case Management Report to the assigned judge’s designated email, copying all
           parties. If there is no agreement, each party shall file their proposed Case Management
           Report and concurrently email the Court’s judicial assistant with it, copying all parties.

        8. The attorneys shall comply with the Local Rules of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit and the
           Standards of Professionalism of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit, each of which is posted on the
           Court’s website: www.iudl2.flcourts.org.

        DONE AND ORDERED in Sarasota County, Florida, on this 27th day of September,
2021.




                                                         CHARLES E. ROBERTS CHIEF JUDGE




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