Florida | Landlord & Tenant Law
If I have a lawsuit pending and I also placed a countersuit. The court has recieved a noticed that cause is at issue and ready for trial. However, the other side has not pushed lawsuit (baseless claim)
Can I send the court a document to set up court date to move the suits along or do I need to notify court on my end that "cause is at issue and ready for trial" and set one up?
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Answered on: 7/17/12, 7:28 am by R. Jason de GrootThe case will be put on the trial docket, you do not need to notice it for trial. There may be a case management order which requires you to go to mediation to try to resolve it. Check with the judge's secretary or hire an attorney to find out what you need to do. Did you find this answer helpful?0 Users found this answer helpful. 0 Attorneys agree with this answer. R. Jason de Groot, P.A. PO Box 5775 Deltona, FL 32728 ► Other answers from this attorneyShare This On:
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Answered on: 7/17/12, 7:34 am by Barry SteinNot sure what you mean by "the court has received a notice that cause is at issue and ready for trial." Did you receive a paper saying this? If so , from whom? It sounds like the Court may already know that the case can be set. You can always file a document stating Notice of Trial and request the court to set the matter for trial. The suit and countersuit go to trial together. Did you find this answer helpful?0 Users found this answer helpful. 0 Attorneys agree with this answer. De Cardenas, Freixas, Stein & Zachary 25 SE 2nd Avenue Suite 425 Miami, FL 33131 ► Other answers from this attorneyShare This On:
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