Alicia Garcia Priovolos — Circuit Unified Family Court J 206

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Court
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida (Miami-Dade)
Division
Circuit Unified Family Court
Section
J 206
Courthouse
MDC Children's Courthouse
Chambers room
MDCC 13348
Courtroom
Court Room 2-B.
Address
155 NW 3rd Street, Miami, Florida 33128 (address from the court's courthouse page)
Chambers phone
(305) 679-1762
Judicial assistant
Paula Lopez (305) 679-1762 palopez@jud11.flcourts.org

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Source: https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Judge-Details?judgeid=2166&sectionid=286
Captured Oct 26, 2026 at 5:04 AM · Source content last changed Oct 23, 2026

No change since last capture (Oct 25, 2026 at 5:04 AM).

In plain English

Judge Alicia Garcia Priovolos is listed in the Circuit Unified Family Court division, section J 206, at the MDC Children's Courthouse, room MDCC 13348. The Judicial Assistant is Paula Lopez, palopez@jud11.flcourts.org. For scheduling, the page says to email the Judicial Assistant the Request for Hearing and a copy of the motion. The motion must already be filed with the Clerk of Court, and all parties must be included on the email. If a hearing is set for Zoom, the page says to contact the Judicial Assistant for the Zoom Meeting ID. The page also posts a weekly calendar schedule for criminal matters, a Standing Order Criminal Division M89, a Firearm Affidavit form, and a Waiver allowing Zoom. Read the standing order first.

Frequently asked questions

How do I ask for a hearing date before Judge Garcia Priovolos?

The page says to email Paula Lopez with the Request for Hearing and a copy of the motion, after the motion has been filed with the Clerk of Court. All parties must be included on the email. For the criminal calendar the page also says to copy opposing counsel and include the motion and a proposed order in Microsoft Word format.

Where is the courtroom?

The page lists room MDCC 13348 at the MDC Children's Courthouse. It also names courtrooms 2-A, 2-B, and 2-C for the calendars it posts.

Does the judge allow Zoom hearings?

The page says a hearing set for Zoom appearance requires contacting the Judicial Assistant for the Zoom Meeting ID. In its posted calendar, the Monday trial calendar is in person only, with no Zoom, while the Tuesday sounding calendar and the Wednesday arraignment and motion calendars are hybrid, in person and on Zoom.

Will e-filing a motion put it in front of the judge?

The page says e-filing motions will not provide the court with a copy, even if the court's email address is added to the e-filing service. Send the motion to the Judicial Assistant as the page describes.

Where are the detailed rules?

The page points to the judge's Standing Order for Criminal Cases, linked on the page, for more detailed instructions.

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Alicia Garcia Priovolos

  • Division: Circuit Unified Family Court
  • Section: J 206
  • Court Location: MDC Children's Courthouse
  • Phone: (305) 679-1762
  • Room: MDCC 13348
  • Judicial Assistant: Paula Lopez

For scheduling: Please email the Judicial Assistant, Paula Lopez at palopez@jud11.flcourts.org, with the Request for Hearing and a copy of the motion. Make sure the motion has been filed with the Clerk of Court and all parties are included on the electronic mail correspondence.


Division Zoom Instructions: If a hearing is set for Zoom appearance, please contact the Judicial Assistant at the phone number listed on this page for the Zoom Meeting ID. 

  • Bachelor of Arts, Florida International University, 2002
  • JD, Florida International University, College of Law, 2005
  • Admitted to Florida Bar, 2005
  • Assistant State Attorney, 2005-2022
  • County Court Judge, 2023
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Martinez-Scanziani, Denise D 203, J 203, FC 203 MDCC 14356 305-679-1752
MONDAYS - TRIAL CALENDAR is in-person at 9:00 am in courtroom 2-B.  No zoom appearances are permitted. 

TUESDAYS - SOUNDING CALENDAR is a hybrid calendar.  It takes place in-person and on zoom simultaneously.  The in-person sounding calendar is conducted in courtroom 2-A commencing at 9:30 am.  Defendants are welcome and encouraged to attend, but not required to be present if; (1) the defendant is represented by counsel and (2) counsel is not arguing a substantive motion. 

WEDNESDAYS - ARRAIGNMENT CALENDAR is a hybrid calendar.  It takes place in-person and on zoom simultaneously.  In-person arraignments are conducted in courtroom 2-C beginning at 9:30 am.  If written pleadings are filed by counsel and comply with Fla. R. of Crim. Pro. 3.160, the defendant and counsel are excused from appearing at arraignment calendar.  Both are always welcome to appear, but not required to appear. 

WEDNESDAYS - MOTION CALENDAR is a hybrid calendar.  It takes place in-person and on zoom simultaneously.  In-person motion calendar is conducted in courtroom 2-C starting at 10:00 am and 10:30 am.  If the motion is a non-evidentiary motion, parties may appear in person or on zoom.  If the motion is an evidentiary motion, (ie: one which requires testimony or evidence of any kind) counsel, the defendant, and any witnesses the parties wish to call are required to appear in person.  If a party is seeking an exception to the in-person appearance requirement, parties must comply with Fla. R. Crim. Pro 3.116(d)(2).

To request a hearing date: email Judicial Assistant Paula Lopez palopez@jud11.flcourts.org and copy opposing counsel.  The e-mail should also include the motion seeking to be heard and a proposed Order, in Microsoft Word format.  Please note e-filing motions will not provide the court with a copy, even if you add the court’s email address in the e-filing service. 

PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:
If a defendant is required to appear in-person, counsel must also appear in-person.
If you are seeking to modify the conditions of release and the defendant is out on bond, a bondsman must be present at the hearing and the State must be given reasonable time notify the alleged victim of the hearing.
If you are seeking to modify a stay away order, the defendant and the person which the stay away order protects (and/or their guardian) must be present at the hearing.

MORE DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS CAN BE FOUND ON THE JUDGES STANDING ORDER FOR CRIMINAL CASES WHICH IS LINKED ON THIS WEBPAGE.

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