Florida H0965 establishes a voluntary trial resolution process for civil, family, and probate cases.
Florida H0965 amends the state statutes to allow parties in civil, family, and probate cases to agree on appointing a voluntary trial resolution judge. This judge can adjudicate the case until final determination, excluding contempt and nonparty orders. The presiding judge retains jurisdiction over enforcement of judgments and subpoenas. The bill also outlines procedures for appointing a voluntary trial resolution judge, including eligibility requirements and compensation. It ensures that proceedings are noticed and open to the public and provides for judicial review of orders and judgments.
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