On December 28, 2017 a
Court Motion,Standing Order
was filed
involving a dispute between
Weichelt, George,
Weichelt, Megan,
and
Cypress Property & Casualty Insurance Company,
for Contract and Indebtedness
in the District Court of Collier County.
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NOTICE TO FILER
Dated October 16, 2017
THE COLLIER COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS HAS UPDATED OUR
SUMMONS ISSUANCE PROCEDURES. THE STANDING ORDER
WILL NO LONGER BE ATTACHED TO THE ELECTRONICALLY
ISSUED SUMMONS. THE STANDING ORDER WILL BE EMAILED
TO COUNSEL OF RECORD VIA ESERVICE. FILER MUST PRINT
AND ATTACH THE STANDING ORDER TO THE SERVICE SET
BEFORE SUBMITTING TO THE PROCESS SERVER, PER
PARAGRAPH 1| OF THE ATTACHED ORDER.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION
George Weichelt
Megan Weichelt
Plaintiff(s),
vs. CASE NO: 11-2017-CA-002221-0001-XX
Cypress Property & Casualty Insurance Company
Defendant(s).
STANDING ORDER IN CIVIL CASES IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
PURSUANT to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.200(a), Florida Rule of Judicial
Administration 2.545, and Administrative Order 1.13 entered by the Chief Judge of this Circuit,
the parties are ordered to adhere to the following information and procedures applicable to civil
lawsuits:
1. SERVICE OF THIS ORDER. The Plaintiff is directed to serve a copy of this Order
with each Summons issued in this case. One copy of this Order is to be filed with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court with proof of service. The Plaintiff shall pay the appropriate
statutory clerk’s fees on copies for each Standing Order issued and attached to the
Summons.
2. CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. The Supreme Court of Florida has
established guidelines for the prompt processing and resolution of civil cases. This
Court has adopted a case management system to help meet those guidelines. In
contested cases (other than foreclosures, involuntary commitment of sexually violent
predators and eminent domain cases), the parties are required to participate in the case
management system. The case management system requires early consultation and
cooperation among the parties for the preparation and submission of an Agreed Case
Management Plan, early interaction with a Civil Case Manager and early involvement
by the Court. The Agreed Case Management Plan requires the parties to identify a
case track, confer in good faith, attempt to narrow the matters in controversy, identify
the issues that require direct involvement by the Court and establish a schedule for
addressing those issues.! The Agreed Case Management Plan may be accessed at the
Court’s website at: [www.ca.cjis20.org].
Unless all of the Defendants have been served and have defaulted, an Agreed Case
Management Plan will be submitted to the Civil Case Manager c/o Magistrate’s Office
(ATTENTION: Sherry), Collier County Courthouse, 3315 Tamiami Trail E., Suite
509, Naples, FL 34112 on or before 150 days from the date of filing the initial
complaint. If the parties are unable to agree on an Agreed Case Management Plan, a
case management conference will be scheduled by the Court. If a case management
conference is scheduled, attendance by trial counsel and those parties who are not
tepresented by counsel is mandatory.
' Case Track options include Expedited, Standard or Complex. Case Tracks have been established in order to
comply with the case disposition standards set forth in Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.250(a)(1)B.3. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR). ADR provides parties with an
out-of-court alternative to settling disagreements. The Court requires the parties to
participate in ADR prior to trial. Mediation is mandatory unless the parties agree to
another form of ADR. Mediation is a conference at which an independent third party
attempts to arrange a settlement between the parties.
4. RULES OF PROFESSIONALISM. The Twentieth Judicial Circuit has adopted
Administrative Order 2.20, which sets forth standards of professional courtesy and
conduct for all counsel or pro-se litigants practicing within the Circuit. The Court
requires that all familiarize themselves and comply with Administrative Order 2.20.
Administrative Order 2.20 may be viewed on the Court’s website at:
[www.ca.cjis20.org].
DONE AND ORDERED in Chambers at Naples, Collier County, Florida, on this
28th of December, 2017
Jeigplt page!
Hugh D Hayes, Circuit Judge
Document Filed Date
December 28, 2017
Case Filing Date
December 28, 2017
Category
Contract and Indebtedness
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NOTICE TO FILER Dated October 16, 2017 THE COLLIER COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS HAS UPDATED OUR SUMMONS ISSUANCE PROCEDURES. THE STANDING ORDER WILL NO LONGER BE ATTACHED TO THE ELECTRONICALLY ISSUED SUMMONS. THE STANDING ORDER WILL BE EMAILED TO COUNSEL OF RECORD VIA ESERVICE. FILER MUST PRINT AND ATTACH THE STANDING ORDER TO THE SERVICE SET BEFORE SUBMITTING TO THE PROCESS SERVER, PER PARAGRAPH 1| OF THE ATTACHED ORDER. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION George Weichelt Megan Weichelt Plaintiff(s), vs. CASE NO: 11-2017-CA-002221-0001-XX Cypress Property & Casualty Insurance Company Defendant(s). STANDING ORDER IN CIVIL CASES IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PURSUANT to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.200(a), Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.545, and Administrative Order 1.13 entered by the Chief Judge of this Circuit, the parties are ordered to adhere to the following information and procedures applicable to civil lawsuits: 1. SERVICE OF THIS ORDER. The Plaintiff is directed to serve a copy of this Order with each Summons issued in this case. One copy of this Order is to be filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court with proof of service. The Plaintiff shall pay the appropriate statutory clerk’s fees on copies for each Standing Order issued and attached to the Summons. 2. CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. The Supreme Court of Florida has established guidelines for the prompt processing and resolution of civil cases. This Court has adopted a case management system to help meet those guidelines. In contested cases (other than foreclosures, involuntary commitment of sexually violent predators and eminent domain cases), the parties are required to participate in the case management system. The case management system requires early consultation and cooperation among the parties for the preparation and submission of an Agreed Case Management Plan, early interaction with a Civil Case Manager and early involvement by the Court. The Agreed Case Management Plan requires the parties to identify a case track, confer in good faith, attempt to narrow the matters in controversy, identify the issues that require direct involvement by the Court and establish a schedule for addressing those issues.! The Agreed Case Management Plan may be accessed at the Court’s website at: [www.ca.cjis20.org]. Unless all of the Defendants have been served and have defaulted, an Agreed Case Management Plan will be submitted to the Civil Case Manager c/o Magistrate’s Office (ATTENTION: Sherry), Collier County Courthouse, 3315 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 509, Naples, FL 34112 on or before 150 days from the date of filing the initial complaint. If the parties are unable to agree on an Agreed Case Management Plan, a case management conference will be scheduled by the Court. If a case management conference is scheduled, attendance by trial counsel and those parties who are not tepresented by counsel is mandatory. ' Case Track options include Expedited, Standard or Complex. Case Tracks have been established in order to comply with the case disposition standards set forth in Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.250(a)(1)B.3. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR). ADR provides parties with an out-of-court alternative to settling disagreements. The Court requires the parties to participate in ADR prior to trial. Mediation is mandatory unless the parties agree to another form of ADR. Mediation is a conference at which an independent third party attempts to arrange a settlement between the parties. 4. RULES OF PROFESSIONALISM. The Twentieth Judicial Circuit has adopted Administrative Order 2.20, which sets forth standards of professional courtesy and conduct for all counsel or pro-se litigants practicing within the Circuit. The Court requires that all familiarize themselves and comply with Administrative Order 2.20. Administrative Order 2.20 may be viewed on the Court’s website at: [www.ca.cjis20.org]. DONE AND ORDERED in Chambers at Naples, Collier County, Florida, on this 28th of December, 2017 Jeigplt page! Hugh D Hayes, Circuit Judge