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Palm Beach Hearing SchedulingFlorida workflow

Schedule a Palm Beach County Civil Hearing Using OLS

Use OLS READY to select the authorized Palm Beach hearing path, schedule through Online Services when permitted, complete the correct notice or order branch, and verify the event.

Core lesson: 13-18 minutes Reviewed against 11 official and supporting sources

Goal & what you need

Goal

Schedule and document the correct Palm Beach County civil hearing without using the wrong calendar, duration, notice sequence, appearance information, upload route, or cancellation procedure.

What you need

  • The complete Palm Beach County case number and live clerk docket
  • The current assigned judge and division
  • The filed motion, filing date, and docket entry number when available
  • Responsible-lawyer direction on hearing type, duration, and relief
  • Current official divisional instructions and controlling case orders
  • Required conferral and coordinated dates
  • An individual Online Services account and accurate e-service information
  • Required notice, supporting materials, and appearance information

Check your firm’s process. This lesson teaches a safe general workflow. Your firm’s software, folder names, naming rules, retention steps, and escalation contacts may differ. If you are unsure, stop and ask your supervisor.

Helpful Florida directory

Find the judge’s procedure page faster

Use our independent directory to locate Florida judge and courtroom procedure links. It is a navigation aid, not the authority: confirm the current assignment and rely on the linked official court page before acting.

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Step-by-step preview

Members can open all 18 steps.

  1. 1Obtain authorization from the responsible lawyer and define the exact motion, requested hearing type, duration, relief, appearance preference, scheduling deadline, and person responsible for final approval.
  2. 2Open the current Palm Beach County clerk docket and verify the full case number, style, open status, assigned judge and division, filed motion, filing date, docket entry number, parties, counsel, and any case order affecting scheduling.

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Sources & references (11)

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OfficialFlorida CourtsPrimary source

Supreme Court of Florida, In re Amendments to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.510 and New Rule 1.202, SC2024-0662

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Trusted15thcircuit.comPrimary source

Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Circuit Web Applications and Online Services training

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