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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-03
Status Closed
Type Noa Final Circuit Probate Probate
Docket 19 entries
Disposition affirmed

Docket Entries

  1. Clerk's notice granting eot (CLKEX) ~ AB-30 days to 12/19/2022
  2. West Publishing
  3. Affirmed - Citation
  4. Attorneys fees denied (OD47) ~ Upon consideration of Appellee's Motion for Attorney's Fees, it is ordered that said Motion is hereby denied without prejudice to Appellee filing the Motion before the probate court. See Townsend v. Mansfield, 46 Fla. L. Weekly D2205 (Fla. 1st DCA Oct. 6, 2021), reh'g denied (Nov. 4, 2021). Pro se Appellant's Motion for Appellate Attorneys' Fees is hereby denied.
  5. Rehearing denied (OD57) ~ Upon consideration, pro se Appellant's Motion for Rehearing and Motion for Sanctions is hereby denied. FERNANDEZ, C.J., and HENDON and GORDO, JJ., concur.
  6. RESPONSE ~ Response to Motion for Rehearing
  7. Motion For Rehearing ~ Motion for Rehearing and Motion for Sanctions and Reversal of Two Trial Orders Due to Appellee's and Her Counsel's Fraud Upon the Court
  8. Miscellaneous Motion Denied (OD999) ~ Upon consideration, Appellee's Motion for Order Authorizing the Filing of a Limited Response to the Reply Brief is hereby denied. The Motion is treated as a motion to strike the argument and issues first raised in the reply brief, and to that extent, the motion to strike is granted. To the extent that the reply brief raises new issues not previously raised in the reply brief, and not responsive to the answer brief, those portions of the reply brief are hereby stricken, and will not be considered by the Court. Facts alleged in the reply brief that are not supported by the record are similarly stricken and will not be considered by the Court. The briefing period is now closed and this appeal is deemed perfected. FERNANDEZ, C.J., and HENDON and GORDO, JJ., concur.
  9. Miscellaneous Motion ~ Appellee's Motion for Order Authorizing the Filing a Limited Response to the Reply Brief
  10. Appellant's Reply Brief
  11. Extension granted to file reply brief NFE (OG05A) ~ Pro se Appellant's Verified Motion for Extension of Time to File the Reply Brief is granted to and including March 24, 2023, with no further extensions allowed.
  12. Mot. for Extension of Time to File Reply Brief
  13. Recognizing Agreed Extension of Time ~ RB-14 days to 2/22/23
  14. Notice of Agreed Extension of Time
  15. Motion For Attorney's Fees
  16. Appellee's Answer Brief
  17. Mot. for Extension of time to file Answer Brief
  18. Clerk's notice granting eot (CLKEX) ~ AB-30 days to 01/18/2023
  19. Mot. for Extension of time to file Answer Brief

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