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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 1.1 Motions in Limine 1.1.1 In General 1.1.2 Attack on Court’s Ruling 1.2 Compelling Attendance 1.3 Production of Documents 1.3.1 Subpoena for Production of Documents 1.3.2 Payment for Production of Documents in Court
Chapter 2 2.1 Governing Law 2.2 Communication With Client and Witnesses 2.2.1 Attorney’s Communication With Client 2.2.2 Attorney’s Communication With Witness 2.2.3 Witness Communications With Witnesses 2.2.4 Judge’s Communication With Expert 2.3 Opening Statement 2.4 Closing Argument
Chapter 3 3.1 Best-Evidence Rule 3.1.1 Requirement of Original 3.1.2 Definition of Original 3.1.3 Use of Duplicate of Original 3.1.4 Use of Other Proof of Contents 3.2 Summaries of Records 3.2.1 When Summaries May Be Used 3.2.2 Procedure for Use of Summaries 3.2.3 Practical Applications 3.3 Introduction of Portion of Document or Deposition at Trial 3.3.1 Documentary Evidence 3.3.2 Depositions 3.3.3 Document “Speaks for Itself” 3.3.4 Publishing Deposition “For Any Purpose” 3.4 Authenticating Documents 3.4.1 Requirement of Authentication 3.4.2 Self-Authentication 3.5 Affidavits 3.6 Depositions at Trial 3.6.1 Use of Depositions at Trial 3.6.2 Interplay With Rules of Evidence 3.6.3 Use of Portion of Deposition 3.6.4 Objection to Deposition Questions 3.6.5 Errata Sheets to Deposition 3.6.6 Use of Videotape Depositions
Chapter 4 4.1 Demonstrative Evidence and Demonstrative Aids 4.1.1 Demonstrative Evidence 4.1.2 Demonstrative Aids 4.2 Photographs
Chapter 5 5.1 Knowledge 5.1.1 General Rules of Competency 5.1.2 Personal Knowledge 5.1.3 Lack of Knowledge 5.2 Dead Man Statute 5.2.1 Statutory Authority 5.2.2 Statutory Exceptions 5.2.3 Waiver of Dead Man Statute 5.3 Persons Disqualified From Testifying 5.3.1 Statutory Authority 5.3.2 Duty to Tell Truth 5.3.3 Child in Family Law Proceeding 5.3.3.1 Rule Precluding Child’s Presence 5.3.3.2 Policy Considerations 5.3.3.3 Testimony Without Oath 5.3.4 Calling Attorney as Witness 5.3.5 Calling Judge as Witness
Chapter 6 6.1 Court’s Control of Trial and Questioning 6.1.1 Direct Examination 6.1.2 Cross-Examination 6.1.3 Redirect and Recross Examination 6.2 Sequestration (“Invoking the Rule”) 6.2.1 Sequestration of Witnesses in Court 6.2.2 Sequestration of Witnesses at Deposition 6.3 Interpreters and Translators 6.4 Impeachment 6.4.1 Who May Impeach 6.4.2 Character of Witness as Impeachment 6.4.3 Conviction of Crime as Impeachment 6.4.4 Summary of Impeachment Rules 6.4.4.1 Six Permitted Methods 6.4.4.2 Two Prohibited Methods 6.4.5 Inconsistent Statements 6.5 Impeaching Own Witness 6.6 Religious Beliefs of Witnesses
Chapter 7 7.1 Ambiguous 7.2 Argumentative 7.3 Asked and Answered 7.4 Assuming Facts Not in Evidence 7.5 Beyond Scope 7.6 Compound Questions 7.7 Conclusion 7.8 Leading 7.8.1 Cross-Examination 7.8.2 Hostile Witness 7.8.3 Adverse Party 7.9 Misquoting 7.10 Narrative 7.11 Non-responsive 7.12 Refreshing Memory of Witness 7.12.1 General Principles 7.12.2 Distinction Between Impeachment and Refreshing Memory 7.13 Self-Serving 7.14 Speculative
Chapter 8 8.1 Opinion 8.2 Qualification of Expert Witness 8.3 Impeachment of Expert Witness 8.4 Foundation or Basis for Opinion of Expert 8.4.1 Opinion on Ultimate Issue 8.4.2 Basis for Opinion 8.4.3 Disclosure of Underlying Data 8.5 Areas of Opinion 8.5.1 Opinion on Areas Within Common Understanding 8.5.2 Opinion as to Ability or Reputation of Another Expert 8.5.3 Opinion of Truthfulness of Another Witness 8.5.4 Opinion on Law 8.5.5 Opinion in Outside Field 8.5.6 Opinion in New or Novel Area 8.6 Authoritative Literature
Chapter 9 9.1 Judicial Notice 9.1.1 Meaning of Judicial Notice 9.1.2 Mandatory Judicial Notice 9.1.3 Discretionary Judicial Notice 9.1.4 Timeliness—Notice of Judicial Notice 9.2 Evidentiary Presumptions 9.2.1 Definition of Presumption 9.2.2 Types of Presumptions 9.2.3 Purposes of Presumptions 9.3 Presumptions in Family Law Cases 9.3.1 Privacy in Proceedings 9.3.2 Marriage 9.3.3 Equitable Distribution 9.3.4 Children of Parties 9.3.5 Child Custody 9.3.6 Alimony 9.3.7 Ability to Pay for Support 9.3.8 Bank Account 9.3.9 Shares of Stock 9.4 Stipulations 9.4.1 In General 9.4.2 Improper Stipulations 9.4.3 Oral Stipulations 9.4.4 Stipulations in Case-Management and Pretrial Conferences 9.4.5 Avoiding Stipulation
Chapter 10 10.1 General Privilege Requirements 10.2 Attorney-Client Privilege 10.2.1 Scope of Privilege 10.2.1.1 Definitions 10.2.1.2 Protected Communications 10.2.1.3 Who May Claim Privilege 10.2.1.4 Exceptions 10.2.2 Extension of Privilege 10.2.3 Waiver of Privilege 10.2.4 Matters Not Protected 10.2.4.1 Attorney’s Financial Records 10.2.4.2 Client’s Identity and Fee-Payment Records 10.2.4.3 Documents and Objects Delivered to Attorney 10.2.4.4 No Privilege if Documents Within Criminal/Fraud Exception 10.2.5 Procedure to Assert Privilege 10.3 Work-Product Privilege 10.4 Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege 10.5 Sexual Assault Counselor Privilege 10.6 Domestic Violence Advocate-Victim Privilege 10.7 Husband-Wife Privilege 10.8 Clerical Privilege 10.9 Accountant-Client Privilege 10.10 Trade Secrets 10.11 Settlement Negotiations Privilege 10.12 Mediation Privilege 10.13 Guardian ad Litem Privilege 10.14 Fifth Amendment 10.15 Right of Privacy 10.15.1 Privacy Rights of Parties 10.15.2 Privacy Rights of Third Persons and Witnesses 10.15.3 Closing or Sealing of Court Files 10.16 Journalist’s Privilege 10.17 Waiver and Effect of Privilege 10.17.1 Waiver of Privilege 10.17.2 Effect of Claim of Privilege
Chapter 11 11.1 Definition 11.1.1 What Is “Hearsay” 11.1.2 What Is Not “Hearsay” 11.1.3 Summary of Hearsay Rules Generally 11.2 Hearsay Within Hearsay 11.2.1 Definition 11.2.2 Admissibility 11.3 Attacking or Supporting Credibility of Declarant 11.3.1 Purpose and Authority 11.3.2 Procedure
Chapter 12 12.1 Definition of “Unavailable” 12.2 Former Testimony 12.3 Statement Under Belief of Impending Death 12.4 Statement Against Interest 12.5 Statement of Personal or Family History
Chapter 13 13.1 Spontaneous Statement 13.2 Excited Utterance 13.3 Mental, Emotional or Physical Condition 13.4 Medical Diagnosis or Treatment 13.5 Recorded Recollection 13.6 Business Records 13.7 Absence of Entry—Business Records 13.8 Public Records 13.9 Vital Statistics 13.10 Absence of Divorce Decree, Marriage Certificate, or School Records 13.11 Records of Religious Organizations 13.12 Marriage Certificates 13.13 Family Records 13.14 Real Property Records 13.15 Statements Regarding Interest in Property 13.16 Ancient Documents 13.17 Market Reports and Commercial Publications 13.18 Admissions 13.19 Reputation—Family History 13.20 Reputation—General History 13.21 Reputation—Character 13.22 Former Testimony 13.23 Child Victim 13.24 Elderly Person or Disabled Adult
Chapter 14 14.1 Character Evidence 14.1.1 Character of Party 14.1.2 Other Crimes, Wrong or Acts 14.1.3 Methods of Proving Character 14.2 Routine Practice
Chapter 15 15.1 Immaterial 15.2 Irrelevant
Chapter 16 16.1 Limited Admissibility 16.2 Proffering Testimony (Offer of Proof) 16.2.1 Necessity of Offer of Proof 16.2.2 Methods of Making Offer of Proof 16.2.3 Offer of Proof (Proffer) in Nonjury Case 16.3 Prejudicial
Chapter 17 17.1 AGREEMENTS 17.1.1 Abandonment 17.1.2 Arbitration 17.1.3 Attorney’s Fees 17.1.4 Cohabitation 17.1.5 Consideration 17.1.6 Custody and Child Support Provisions 17.1.7 Enforcement 17.1.8 Governing Law 17.1.9 Incorporation 17.1.10 Interpretation 17.1.11 Mediation 17.1.12 Mediation—Privilege 17.1.13 Modification 17.1.14 Oral Agreement 17.1.15 Prenuptial—Attorney’s Fees 17.1.16 Prenuptial—Disclosure 17.1.17 Prenuptial—Duress 17.1.18 Prenuptial—Fairness 17.1.19 Prenuptial—General Knowledge 17.1.20 Prenuptial—Silence as to Issue 17.1.21 Prenuptial—Waivers 17.1.22 ‑Postnuptial Agreement—Undue Influence 17.1.23 Property Settlement 17.1.24 Property vs. Support Agreements 17.1.25 Reconciliation 17.1.26 Reformation 17.1.27 Religious Agreements 17.1.28 Relocation 17.1.29 Set Aside 17.1.30 Silence as to Terms 17.1.31 Statute of Frauds 17.1.32 Transfer Costs 17.1.33 Unmarried Persons 17.1.34 Waivers (Alimony) 17.1.35 Waivers (Modification) 17.1.36 Waivers (Property Rights) 17.2 ALIMONY 17.2.1 Ability to Pay 17.2.2 Amount 17.2.3 Annulment 17.2.4 Appeal 17.2.5 Automatic Reduction/Termination 17.2.6 Award 17.2.7 Bridge-the-Gap 17.2.8 Cohabitation 17.2.9 Counsel 17.2.10 Enforcement 17.2.11 Extension 17.2.12 Fault 17.2.13 Findings of Fact 17.2.14 Findings of Fact (General) 17.2.15 Findings of Fact (Rehabilitative Alimony) 17.2.16 “Gray Area” Marriages 17.2.17 Imputed Income 17.2.18 Insurance 17.2.19 Length of Marriage 17.2.20 Lump Sum 17.2.21 Modification 17.2.22 Need 17.2.23 Nominal Alimony 17.2.24 Order of Awards 17.2.25 Permanent 17.2.26 Pleadings 17.2.27 Rehabilitative 17.2.28 ‑Rehabilitative—Automatic Future Termination 17.2.29 Reservation of Jurisdiction 17.2.30 Retroactive 17.2.31 Security 17.2.32 Separate Maintenance 17.2.33 Standard of Living 17.2.34 Successor Spouse 17.2.35 Temporary 17.2.36 Termination 17.2.37 Unconnected With Divorce 17.2.38 Validity of Marriage 17.3 APPEALS 17.3.1 Alimony 17.3.2 Alimony—Effect of Reversal on Appeal 17.3.3 Attorney’s Fee—Appeals 17.3.4 Attorney’s Fees—Appellate 17.3.5 Attorney’s Fees—Pending Appeal 17.3.6 Attorney’s Fees—Reversal 17.3.7 Briefs 17.3.8 Certiorari 17.3.9 Contempt 17.3.10 Costs 17.3.11 Decisions 17.3.12 Discovery Orders 17.3.13 Dismissal 17.3.14 Evidence 17.3.15 Filing of Notice 17.3.16 Finality 17.3.17 Interest 17.3.18 Interlocutory Appeal 17.3.19 Jurisdiction 17.3.20 Law of the Case 17.3.21 Law on Appeal 17.3.22 Mandamus 17.3.23 Prevailing Party 17.3.24 Prohibition 17.3.25 Rehearing Below 17.3.26 Relief From Judgment Motion Below 17.3.27 Reversal—Effect of 17.3.28 Review 17.3.29 Stay Pending Appeal 17.3.30 Temporary Orders 17.3.31 Temporary Support 17.3.32 Transcript 17.3.33 ‑Trial Court’s Jurisdiction After Appellate Mandate 17.3.34 Videotape Evidence 17.4 ATTORNEY’S FEES 17.4.1 Ability to Pay 17.4.2 Amount 17.4.3 Appeal 17.4.4 Appellate Fees 17.4.5 Basis for Award 17.4.6 Charging Lien 17.4.7 Costs 17.4.8 Death of a Party 17.4.9 Discovery 17.4.10 Due Process 17.4.11 Enforcement 17.4.12 Evidence 17.4.13 Expert Witness Fees 17.4.14 Findings of Fact 17.4.15 Frivolous Litigation 17.4.16 Guardian Ad Litem 17.4.17 Imputed Income 17.4.18 Interest 17.4.19 Judgment 17.4.20 Jurisdiction 17.4.21 Litigation of 17.4.22 Mediation 17.4.23 Modification Cases 17.4.24 Need for Award of Fees 17.4.25 Percentage Awards 17.4.26 Pleadings 17.4.27 Prevailing Party 17.4.28 Sanctions 17.4.29 Successor Spouse 17.4.30 Temporary 17.4.31 Time for Determination 17.4.32 Timeliness of Motion 17.4.33 Travel Time 17.4.34 Waiver 17.5 CHILD SUPPORT 17.5.1 Abatement 17.5.2 Accounting 17.5.3 Amount 17.5.4 Assets as Support 17.5.5 Attorney’s Fees 17.5.6 Bonuses 17.5.7 Burden of Proof 17.5.8 Child Care Costs 17.5.9 College Education 17.5.10 Contempt 17.5.11 Death of Payor 17.5.12 Defenses 17.5.13 Depository 17.5.14 Discovery 17.5.15 Enforcement 17.5.16 Exclusive Use of Home 17.5.17 Findings of Fact 17.5.18 Full Faith and Credit for Child Support Orders Act 17.5.19 Good Fortune 17.5.20 Guidelines 17.5.21 Guidelines—Definition and Computation of Income 17.5.22 Guidelines—Departure 17.5.23 Guidelines Worksheet 17.5.24 Imputed Income 17.5.25 Income Deduction Order 17.5.26 Majority 17.5.27 Medical Insurance 17.5.28 Modification 17.5.29 Pleading 17.5.30 Private School 17.5.31 Proof 17.5.32 Pro-Rata Division 17.5.33 Retroactive 17.5.34 Security 17.5.35 Set-Off 17.5.36 Service 17.5.37 Social Security 17.5.38 Special Needs 17.5.39 Summer 17.5.40 Temporary 17.5.41 Trust 17.5.42 Venue 17.5.43 Visitation 17.5.44 Voluntary Payments 17.6 CONTEMPT 17.6.1 Appeal 17.6.2 Ability to Pay 17.6.3 Attorney’s Fees 17.6.4 Civil vs. Criminal Contempt 17.6.5 Clarity of Order Violated 17.6.6 Coercive Fines 17.6.7 College Expenses 17.6.8 Deferred Incarceration 17.6.9 Findings of Fact 17.6.10 Future (Prospective) Contempt 17.6.11 Judgment 17.6.12 Jurisdiction 17.6.13 Life Insurance 17.6.14 Notice 17.6.15 Oral Order 17.6.16 Procedure 17.6.17 Property Provisions 17.6.18 Visitation 17.7 CUSTODY (PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY) 17.7.1 Animals 17.7.2 Bifurcation 17.7.3 Contempt 17.7.4 Default 17.7.5 Emergency Proceedings 17.7.6 Evidence 17.7.7 Factors 17.7.8 Findings of Fact—Custody and Relocation 17.7.9 Findings of Fact—UCCJEA 17.7.10 Grandparents and Third Party Custody 17.7.11 Guardian Ad Litem 17.7.12 Home Study Report 17.7.13 In Camera Interview With Child 17.7.14 Initial Determination 17.7.15 Injunction 17.7.16 Judgment 17.7.17 Jurisdiction 17.7.18 Modification 17.7.19 Notice 17.7.20 Pleading 17.7.21 Psychological Evaluation 17.7.22 Psychological Testimony 17.7.23 Religion 17.7.24 Relocation 17.7.25 Responsibility 17.7.26 Rotating Custody 17.7.27 School 17.7.28 Sole Responsibility 17.7.29 Spousal Abuse 17.7.30 Third Parties 17.7.31 UCCJEA 17.7.32 Venue 17.7.33 Visitation 17.8 EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION 17.8.1 Animals 17.8.2 Assets 17.8.3 Burden of Proof 17.8.4 Classification—Assets Acquired During Marriage 17.8.5 Classification Date 17.8.6 Classification—Gifted or Inherited Assets 17.8.7 Classification—Income From Nonmarital Assets 17.8.8 Classification—Premarital Agreements 17.8.9 Classification—Premarital Property 17.8.10 Classification—Successive Marriages 17.8.11 Commingling 17.8.12 Dissipation 17.8.13 Distribution—Asset no Longer in Existence 17.8.14 Distribution—Justification 17.8.15 Distribution—Liabilities 17.8.16 Distribution—Methods 17.8.17 Distribution—Nonparties and/or Nonmarital Assets 17.8.18 Distribution—Presumption of Equal Division 17.8.19 Enhancement—Agreements 17.8.20 Enhancement—Family Business 17.8.21 Enhancement—Marital Funds or Labor 17.8.22 Enhancement—Mortgage Payments 17.8.23 Exchange of Premarital Assets 17.8.24 Fault 17.8.25 Findings of Fact—Agreements 17.8.26 Findings of Fact—Classification 17.8.27 Findings of Fact—Distribution 17.8.28 Findings of Fact—Judgment 17.8.29 Findings of Fact—Valuation 17.8.30 Interest 17.8.31 Liabilities 17.8.32 Order of Awards 17.8.33 Personal Injury Recovery 17.8.34 Personal Property 17.8.35 Pleadings 17.8.36 Procedure 17.8.37 Professional Degrees 17.8.38 Retirement Funds 17.8.39 Severance Pay 17.8.40 Trust Funds 17.8.41 Use of Nonmarital Funds for Marital Purposes 17.8.42 Valuation—Date 17.8.43 Valuation—Goodwill 17.8.44 Valuation—Methodology 17.9 INJUNCTIONS 17.9.1 Attorneys’ Fees 17.9.2 Bond 17.9.3 Definition 17.9.4 Dissipation 17.9.5 Domestic Violence 17.9.6 Entry 17.9.7 Jurisdiction 17.9.8 Modification 17.9.9 Ne Exeat 17.9.10 Pleadings 17.9.11 Procedure 17.9.12 Relocation 17.9.13 Removal of Children 17.9.14 Repeat Violence 17.10 JUDGES/MASTERS 17.10.1 Disqualification—Grounds 17.10.2 Disqualification—Procedure 17.10.3 Exceptions 17.10.4 General Master 17.10.5 Hearing Officer 17.10.6 Successor Judge 17.11 JUDGMENTS 17.11.1 Administrative Order 17.11.2 Death of Party 17.11.3 Delay in Completion of Trial 17.11.4 Delay in Entry of Judgment 17.11.5 Enforcement 17.11.6 Financial Affidavits 17.11.7 Foreign Judgments 17.11.8 Jurisdiction to Correct Judgment 17.11.9 Modification of Final Judgment 17.11.10 Nunc Pro Tunc Order 17.11.11 Oral Rulings 17.11.12 Order vs. Judgments 17.11.13 Pleadings 17.11.14 Preparation of Final Judgments 17.11.15 Real Property Provisions 17.11.16 Rehearing 17.11.17 Relief From Judgment—Fraud 17.11.18 Relief From Judgment—General 17.11.19 Relief From Judgment—Mistake 17.11.20 Reservation of Jurisdiction 17.11.21 Successor Judge 17.11.22 Temporary Orders 17.11.23 Written Rulings 17.12 MARITAL HOME 17.12.1 Constructive Trust 17.12.2 Credits—Amount and Nature 17.12.3 Credits—Payments Made During Separation 17.12.4 Credits—Postjudgment Payments 17.12.5 Credits—Rental Value 17.12.6 Credits—Repairs/Maintenance/Improvements 17.12.7 Deeds 17.12.8 Equitable Lien/Set-Off 17.12.9 Exclusive Use 17.12.10 Foreign Property—Third Party Property 17.12.11 Homestead 17.12.12 Lis Pendens 17.12.13 Partition 17.12.14 Property Transfers 17.12.15 Valuation 17.13 PATERNITY 17.13.1 Attorney’s Fees 17.13.2 Dismissal 17.13.3 Evidence 17.13.4 Legitimacy—Presumption 17.13.5 Parental Responsibility 17.13.6 Proceedings 17.13.7 Res Judicata 17.13.8 Retroactive Support 17.13.9 Surnames 17.13.10 Sperm Donor Statute 17.14 PROCEDURE 17.14.1 Abatement 17.14.2 Annulment/Validity of Marriage 17.14.3 Attorneys 17.14.4 Bifurcation 17.14.5 Continuance 17.14.6 Default 17.14.7 Discovery 17.14.8 Due Process 17.14.9 Fifth Amendment 17.14.10 Foreign Judgments 17.14.11 Grounds 17.14.12 Jurisdiction—“Long Arm” 17.14.13 Jurisdiction—Personal 17.14.14 Jurisdiction—Subject Matter 17.14.15 Notice 17.14.16 Pleadings 17.14.17 Privilege 17.14.18 Process 17.14.19 Psychological Examination 17.14.20 Real Estate 17.14.21 Sealing Records 17.14.22 Spousal Immunity 17.14.23 Stipulation 17.14.24 Summary Judgment 17.14.25 Telephonic Hearings 17.14.26 Venue 17.14.27 Witnesses 17.15 SPECIAL EQUITY 17.15.1 Commingling 17.15.2 Distribution 17.15.3 Gifts and Loans From Third Parties 17.15.4 Gifts From Third Parties 17.15.5 Judgment 17.15.6 Landay Rule 17.15.7 Personal Labor 17.15.8 Personal Property 17.15.9 Pleadings 17.15.10 Proof 17.16 TAX ISSUES 17.16.1 Alimony 17.16.2 Child Support 17.16.3 Deductions 17.16.4 Dependency Exemption 17.16.5 Marital vs. Nonmarital Assets 17.16.6 Payment of Tax Liability 17.16.7 Property vs. Support Agreements 17.16.8 Tax Forms 17.16.9 Tax Consequences 17.16.10 Tax Refunds 17.17 VISITATION—CONTACT AND ACCESS 17.17.1 Age of Child 17.17.2 Animals 17.17.3 Child Support 17.17.4 Cost of Visitation 17.17.5 Determination 17.17.6 Enforcement 17.17.7 Grandparents 17.17.8 Grandparental Visitation Statute 17.17.9 Modification 17.17.10 Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act (PKPA) 17.17.11 Pleadings/Jurisdiction 17.17.12 Step-Parent or Third Party 17.17.13 Summer 17.17.14 UCCJEA
Chapter 18 18.1 GENERAL RULES 18.1.1 Transition Rule - 12.005 18.1.2 Scope, Purpose and Title - 12.010 18.1.3 Applicability of Florida Rules of Civil Procedure - 12.020 18.2 RULES OF PLEADING 18.2.1 Non-Verification of Pleadings - 12.030 18.2.2 Pleadings and Motions - 12.100 18.2.3 General Rules of Pleading -12.110 18.2.4 Pleading Special Matters - 12.120 18.2.5 Documents Supporting Action or Defense - 12.130 18.2.6 Defenses - 12.140 18.2.7 Sham Pleadings - 12.150 18.2.8 Motions - 12.160 18.2.9 Counterclaims and Crossclaims - 12.170 18.2.10 Third Party Practice - 12.180 18.2.11 Amended and Supplemental Pleadings - 12.190 18.3 RULES OF DISCOVERY 18.3.1 General Provisions Concerning Discovery - 12.280 18.3.2 Mandatory Disclosure - 12.285 18.3.2.1 Time for Production: Temporary Relief Hearings 18.3.2.2 Time for Production: Initial and Supplemental Proceedings 18.3.2.3 Temporary Financial Relief 18.3.2.4 Initial or Supplemental Proceedings 18.3.2.5 Duty to Supplement Disclosure 18.3.2.6 Sanctions for Failure to Disclose 18.3.2.7 Extension of Time for Compliance 18.3.2.8 Objections to Mandatory Disclosure 18.3.2.9 Certificate of Compliance 18.3.2.10 Child Support Guidelines Worksheet 18.3.2.11 Place of Production 18.3.3 Financial Affidavits Enforcement and Contempt Proceedings - 12.287 18.3.4 Depositions Before Action or Pending Appeal - 12.290 18.3.5 Persons Before Whom Depositions May Be Taken - 12.300 18.3.6 Depositions Upon Oral Examination - 12.310 18.3.7 Depositions Upon Written Questions - 12.320 18.3.8 Use of Depositions in Court Proceedings - 12.330 18.3.9 Interrogatories to Parties - 12.340 18.3.10 Production of Documents - 12.350 18.3.11 Production of Documents Without Deposition - 12.351 18.3.12 Examination of Parties - 12.360 18.3.13 Evaluation of Minor Child - 12.363 18.3.14 Expert Witnesses - 12.365 18.3.15 Requests for Admissions - 12.370 18.3.16 Failure to Make Discovery; Sanctions - 12.380 18.3.17 Depositions of Expert Witnesses - 12.390 |
