Abby Cynamon — Circuit Civil CA 09
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- Tribunal
- Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida (Miami-Dade)
- División
- Circuit Civil
- Sección
- CA 09
- Edificio
- Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center
- Despacho
- OSJC 22.265
- Dirección
- 20 N.W. 1st Avenue, Miami, Florida 33128 (dirección tomada de la página del edificio en el sitio del tribunal)
- Teléfono del despacho
- (305) 349-7161
- Correo del despacho / división
- togmartin@jud11.flcourts.orgThe
- Asistente judicial
- Griselle Martin (305) 349-7161
- Otros contactos que indica la página
- If the case settles, please email a notice of settlement to gmartin@jud11.flcourts.org
Procedimientos y formularios que publica el juez
- Click here for the Case Management Report.
- Click here for the Case Management Order.
- Click here for the Circuit Civil AO 21-09.
- Click here for the Supreme Court of Florida Administrative Order No. AOSC20-23 Amendment 10.
- ADMINISTRATIVE MEMORANDUM IN RE: UNIFORM PROCEDURES FOR SERVING MOTIONS TO DISQUALIFY ON THE JUDICIARY
- Order Motion to Withdraw
- Request for Special Sets Form Judge Cynamon
- Administrative Memorandum on Exhibits during the Pandemic
- https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts-eFiling-Portal
- https://www2.miami-dadeclerk.com/ocs
En palabras sencillas
La jueza Abby Cynamon atiende en la división Civil del Circuito, sección CA 09, en el Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center, sala OSJC 22.265. La asistente judicial es Griselle Martin, gmartin@jud11.flcourts.org. La página canaliza casi todo el trámite por CourtMAP. Los calendarios de ejecución hipotecaria son los martes a las 9:00 a.m. y los de mociones los miércoles y jueves a las 9:30 a.m., ambos por Zoom, y la disponibilidad se ve en CourtMAP. La página indica que se necesitan siete días hábiles de aviso para esos calendarios. Los asuntos más largos o con pruebas se piden como audiencia especial con el formulario Request for Special Sets, enviado por CourtMAP. Las mociones de emergencia van a la pestaña de emergencias de CourtMAP. Antes de llamar a la oficina, revise los procedimientos de manejo de casos que publica la jueza.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Cómo fijo una moción para audiencia ante la jueza Cynamon?
La página dice que se escoge una fecha disponible en CourtMAP y se adjunta la moción presentada y sus documentos de apoyo. Un mensaje verde de éxito significa que la audiencia quedó en el calendario, pero igual hay que preparar, presentar y notificar un Aviso de Audiencia con 7 días hábiles de anticipación. Solo se atiende una moción por caso.
¿Cómo pido una audiencia especial?
La página indica enviar por CourtMAP el formulario completo de solicitud de audiencia especial junto con la moción y sus anexos. La audiencia no queda fijada hasta que llegue un correo con el estado Approved, y no se presenta Aviso de Audiencia para las audiencias especiales. Para una audiencia especial de más de una hora, la página dice escribir a la asistente judicial con copia a todas las partes.
¿Las audiencias son en persona o por Zoom?
La página dice que las audiencias de los calendarios de ejecución hipotecaria y de mociones se hacen por Zoom, y que CourtMAP envía los datos de Zoom por correo siete días antes.
¿Se pueden poner mociones posteriores al juicio en el calendario de mociones?
La página dice que las mociones de reconsideración, rehearing, nuevo juicio y otras posteriores al juicio, salvo las de derecho a honorarios y costos, no se atienden en el calendario de mociones. Se envían por correo a la asistente judicial y el tribunal da instrucciones.
¿Qué dice la página sobre los informes de manejo del caso?
Para casos presentados antes del 30 de abril de 2021, la página dice enviar un Case Management Report and Order por CourtMAP, en Proposed Orders, con las excepciones que lista. Para casos presentados desde esa fecha, el tribunal emite una Orden de Manejo del Caso.
Texto oficial (en inglés)
Copiado palabra por palabra de la página oficial
Abby Cynamon
- Division: Circuit Civil
- Section: CA 09
- Court Location: Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center
- Phone: (305) 349-7161
- Room: OSJC 22.265
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Judicial Assistant:
Griselle Martin
NEW
MANDATORY CASE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES
In compliance with Florida Supreme Court Administrative
Order 20-23A12 and the 11th Judicial Circuit Administrative Order
21-09, lawyers and litigants are required to follow the procedures outlined
below:
A. For cases filed BEFORE APRIL 30, 2021,
you MUST submit CASE MANAGEMENT REPORT AND ORDER via CourtMAP under Proposed
Orders.
Click here for the Case Management Report.
Click here for the Case Management Order.
Word versions of
the Case Management Report and Order are also located below under the DOCUMENTS tab.
B. DO NOT submit a Case
Management Report and Order if:
1. There is already an
EXISTING CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER setting forth all pretrial deadlines.
2. Your case is already set
for trial.
3. Your case is currently
on inactive status by court order.
4. Your case is subject to
current moratoria.
5. Your case is subject to
F.S. 51.011
6. If your case has been
Noticed for Lack of Prosecution Hearing (FWOP) unless it is being attached
to your WRITTEN GOOD CAUSE SHOWING.
7. Your case is
uncontested.
C. If your case meets any
of the exceptions listed above, you must still follow the timeline requirements
set forth in the 11th Judicial Circuit Administrative Order
21-09.
Click here for the Circuit Civil AO 21-09.
Click here for the Supreme Court of Florida Administrative Order No. AOSC20-23 Amendment 10.
D. If your case was filed ON OR AFTER APRIL 30, 2021, the Court will issue a Case Management Order with prescribed timelines.
Inquiries may be directed to the Judicial Assistant at gmartin@jud11.flcourts.org.
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ADMINISTRATIVE MEMORANDUM IN RE: UNIFORM PROCEDURES FOR SERVING MOTIONS TO DISQUALIFY ON THE JUDICIARY
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Order Motion to Withdraw
-
Request for Special Sets Form Judge Cynamon
-
Administrative Memorandum on Exhibits during the Pandemic
- A.B, Barnard College, 1982 J.D., University of Miami School of Law, 1989
- Admitted to Florida Bar, 1990
- Private Practice, 1990-1993
- LL.M. (Taxation), University of Miami School of Law, 1996
- Staff Attorney, 11th Judicial Circuit, 1993-2000
- Supervising Staff Attorney, 11th Judicial Circuit, 2000-2008
- Circuit Court Judge, 2008
Judge Section Room Telephone
Del Rio, Vivianne
CA 05
OSJC 19.261
305-349-7078
Dimitris, Jason Emilios
CA 21
OSJC 20.240
305-349-7074
Sanchez-Llorens, Migna
CA 31
OSJC 20.265
305-349-7122
Watson, T Robert
CA 08
OSJC 13.235
305-349-7024
Additional Instructions
Submit the e-filed Emergency Motion to the Emergency Motions tab on CourtMAP. You may also submit a proposed order to the proposed orders tab on CourtMAP.
Once the Court reviews the emergency motion, the parties will receive an email with further instructions.
Pro Se Litigants are required to file documents through the e-filing portal https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts-eFiling-Portal .
Go to courtMAP
Foreclosure Motion Calendar Information
Type: Closed
Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days
Files at Hearing: None
Day Time Cap From To
Tuesday
9:00 AM
None
03/11/2012
Ongoing
Tuesday
9:00 AM
None
03/11/2012
Ongoing
Tuesday
9:00 AM
None
02/07/2017
Ongoing
Additional Instructions
Foreclosure calendars are held on Tuesdays at 9:00am (Availability can be found on CourtMAP)
All Foreclosure calendar hearings will be conducted via Zoom. Seven (7) days prior to the scheduled hearing, you will receive an email from courtMAP with the information that will allow you to appear remotely via Zoom.
Only one (1) motion per case will be heard. A copy of the motion and notice of hearing must be submitted through Courtmap within two (2) business days prior to the hearing date. The filed motion and all documents in support must be attached when the hearing is scheduled. Once a green "success" message appears, the hearing has made calendar. You must still prepare, file and serve a Notice of Hearing. You must give 7 business days notice.
Motions for default must be submitted with proof of service, affidavit of diligent search and proof of publication (where service is by publication) and non-military affidavit(s). One motion per defendant.
Notices of Cancellation- Hearings must be cancelled on CourtMAP. A notice of cancellation must also be e-filed.
A copy of the Motion and Notice of hearing must be submitted through E-file. If the Motion and Notice are not submitted through E-file the Motion will not be heard.
Pro Se Litigants are required to file documents through the e-filing portal https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts-eFiling-Portal .
In order to check and see if your case made the Judicial Calendar please visit the Clerk of Courts website at
https://www2.miami-dadeclerk.com/ocs
Go to courtMAP
Motion Calendar Information
Type: Closed
Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days
Files at Hearing: None
Additional Instructions
Motion calendars are held on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9:30am (Availability can be found on CourtMAP).
All Motion calendar hearings will be conducted via Zoom. Seven (7) days prior to the scheduled hearing, you will receive an email from courtMAP with the information that will allow you to appear remotely via Zoom.
Only one (1) motion per case will be heard. Copy of the motion and notice must be submitted through CourtMAP within two (2) business days prior to the hearing date. The filed motion and all documents in support must be attached when the hearing is scheduled. Once a green "success" message appears, the hearing has made calendar. You must still prepare, file and serve a Notice of Hearing. You must give 7 business days notice.
Motions for default must be submitted with proof of service, affidavit of diligent search and proof of publication (where service is by publication) and non-military affidavit(s). One motion per defendant.
DO NOT SUBMIT PROPOSED ORDERS THROUGH COURTMAP PRIOR TO HEARING.
Notices of Cancellation- Hearings must be cancelled on CourtMAP and a notice of cancellation must also be e-filed.
Pro Se Litigants are required to file documents through the e-filing portal https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts-eFiling-Portal .
In order to check and see if your case made the Judicial Calendar please visit the Clerk of Courts website at
https://www2.miami-dadeclerk.com/ocs
Go to courtMAP
Additional Instructions
Available calendar call/trial periods are posted on CourtMAP
Select the calendar call/trial date from the Court's available dates.
Submit a copy of the filed notice of readiness (under supporting documents) in order for the matter to be set for trial.
Upon execution, the parties will receive a copy of the Court's trial order via CourtMAP.
If the case settles, please email a notice of settlement to: gmartin@jud11.flcourts.org
Original Notes must be mailed to the clerks office at least 1 week before the trial.
Pro Se Litigants are required to file documents through the e-filing portal https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts-eFiling-Portal .
Go to courtMAP
Additional Instructions
Proposed orders must be submitted in Word format via CourtMAP. DO NOT mail them to Chambers.
ALL proposed Orders MUST be submitted in WORD format on the CourtMAP pre-generated blank Order form and must be accompanied with a motion and supporting documents or a letter of explanation. All proposed Orders MUST be titled in the block marked "Generic Order-You must rename the Order Title"
When submitting your proposed/agreed order, the title of the order must be typed in the title box provided by courtMAP, NOT in the body of the proposed/agreed order.
If you are submitting an AGREED order, please select the AGREED order option; otherwise, the order will not be titled "Agreed".
Motions for default must be submitted with proof of service, affidavit of diligent search and proof of publication (where service is by publication) and non-military affidavit(s).
Pro Se Litigants are required to file documents through the e-filing portal https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts-eFiling-Portal .
Go to courtMAP
Additional Instructions
The moving party MUST coordinate the date/time with opposing counsel based on the Court's availability (found on courtMAP) and shall submit a copy of the filed motion along with the Court's Request for Special Set form via courtMAP when selecting the proposed hearing date for the Court's approval (a notice of hearing SHOULD NOT accompany the submission).
To Schedule a Hearing: You must submit the completed Special Set Hearing Request Form and the motion(s), exhibits, affidavits, transcripts, legal authority, etc., via courtMAP. If one or more supporting documents are missing, your special set request will be rejected. Although a Notice of Hearing is automatically generated, the hearing is not scheduled until you receive an email that specifically reflects the status as "Approved." If approved, the court-generated Notice of Hearing will be automatically filed with the Clerk's office. DO NOT FILE A NOTICE OF HEARING FOR SPECIAL SETS.
Supporting Documents: Each supporting document must be submitted separately, and each must be properly titled for ease of review. Responses and any other Supporting Documents must be timely uploaded via courtMAP to the appropriately scheduled hearing no later than seven (7) business days prior to the hearing date. All documents must be submitted electronically via courtMAP in pdf format. No binders need to be mailed to chambers.
Special Sets for more than one (1) hour: If you would like to request a Special Set hearing that is more than one (1) hour, please send an email to the Judicial Assistant at gmartin@jud11.flcourts.org with all parties copied. Please ensure the motion is attached, any supporting documents, the amount of time you are seeking, and the reason for seeking that amount of time.
Evidentiary Special Sets: If your Special Set hearing is an Evidentiary hearing, please indicate as such on the Special Set Request Form so that the court can schedule the appearance of a clerk at the hearing. Also, please see Administrative Memorandum on Exhibits during the Pandemic for procedures on the use of exhibits during the hearing.
Cancellation Policy: Only the Court can cancel a special set hearing. Prepare the proposed Notice of Cancellation (NOC), specifying the reason for the cancellation, and upload it as a separate submission to the courtMAP hearing event; and immediately contact chambers to advise that the proposed NOC has been uploaded. The Court will review the proposed NOC, and, if good cause is shown, will cancel the special set hearing. If the hearing is canceled, the NOC must be filed with the Clerk's office.
Motions for Reconsideration, Rehearing, New Trial, and other post-trial motions (excluding Entitlement to Fees and Costs: These motions will not be heard on motion calendar and should not be set for hearing unless instructed to do so by the Court. Email your motion to gmartin@jud11.flcourts.org The Court will review the motion and instruct the parties on how to proceed.
Pro Se Litigants are required to file documents through the e-filing portal https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Florida-Courts-eFiling-Portal .
Go to courtMAP
Documents and forms this judge posts
- Click here for the Case Management Report.
- Click here for the Case Management Order.
- Click here for the Circuit Civil AO 21-09.
- ADMINISTRATIVE MEMORANDUM IN RE: UNIFORM PROCEDURES FOR SERVING MOTIONS TO DISQUALIFY ON THE JUDICIARY
- Order Motion to Withdraw
- Request for Special Sets Form Judge Cynamon
- Administrative Memorandum on Exhibits during the Pandemic
Fuente: https://www.jud11.flcourts.org/Judge-Details?judgeid=900§ionid=8
Esta guía es publicada por Dennis Gonzalez Law, P.A. No está afiliada con ningún tribunal. Información copiada de fuentes oficiales el 26 de octubre de 2026. Siempre confirme con el tribunal.