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Florida Civ Pro Questions & Answers(graded A) Circuit Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1. Probate, estate, guardianship 2. Juveniles (except traffic offenses) 3. Titles or boundaries to RP 4. Ejectment (not LL evicting T) 5. Lawsuits and equity suits OVER $30,000 County Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1) lawsuits and equity suits UP TO $30,000 2) HOA disputes 3) Evictions -- if more than $30,000 can go to county or circuit court. Venue for Transitory Actions - ANSWERD is FL Resident: 1) co...

Circuit Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1. Probate, estate, guardianship 2. Juveniles (except traffic offenses) 3. Titles or boundaries to RP 4. Ejectment (not LL evicting T) 5. Lawsuits and equity suits OVER $30,000 County Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1) lawsuits and equity suits UP TO $30,000 2) HOA disputes 3) Evictions -- if more than $30,000 can go to county or circuit court. Venue for Transitory Actions - ANSWERD is FL Resident: 1) county where ANY D lives 2) where COA accrued 3) wher...

Circuit Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1. Probate, estate, guardianship 2. Juveniles (except traffic offenses) 3. Titles or boundaries to RP 4. Ejectment (not LL evicting T) 5. Lawsuits and equity suits OVER $30,000 County Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1) lawsuits and equity suits UP TO $30,000 2) HOA disputes 3) Evictions -- if more than $30,000 can go to county or circuit court. Venue for Transitory Actions - ANSWERD is FL Resident: 1) county where ANY D lives 2) where COA accrued 3) wher...

Circuit Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1. Probate, estate, guardianship 2. Juveniles (except traffic offenses) 3. Titles or boundaries to RP 4. Ejectment (not LL evicting T) 5. Lawsuits and equity suits OVER $30,000 County Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1) lawsuits and equity suits UP TO $30,000 2) HOA disputes 3) Evictions -- if more than $30,000 can go to county or circuit court. Venue for Transitory Actions - ANSWERD is FL Resident: 1) county where ANY D lives 2) where COA accrued 3) wher...

When does a Florida Court have Personal Jurisidiction - correct answer 1. Satisfy a Florida Statute 2. Satisfy the U.S. constitution Florida Civil Procedure: Personal Jurisdiction: How is a Florida Statute satisfied? - correct answer 1. PRESENT when SERVED without force or trick. 2. DOMICLE 3. incorporated 4. Substantial and not isolated activity in Florida.- if D is at home in Florida. 5. Long-arm Statute: must arise out of the D OPERATING a business or office in Fl...