Beatrice Butchko Sanchez — Circuit Civil CA 22
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- Tribunal
- Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida (Miami-Dade)
- División
- Circuit Civil
- Sección
- CA 22
- Edificio
- Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center
- Despacho
- OSJC 24.266
- Sala
- Court Room 24D
- 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) 349-7082
- Asistente judicial
- Mariel Perez Mercado (305) 349-7082 mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org
- Alguacil / especialista de la corte
- Robert Morcate Rmorcate@jud11.flcourts.org
- Secretario
- Nathanaelle Pierre-Louis Nathanaelle.PierreLouis@miamidadeclerk.gov
Procedimientos y formularios que publica el juez
En palabras sencillas
La jueza Beatrice Butchko Sanchez atiende en la división Civil del Circuito, sección CA 22, en el Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center, sala OSJC 24.266, sala de audiencias 24D. La asistente judicial es Mariel Perez Mercado, mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org, y el alguacil y especialista del tribunal es Robert Morcate. La página dice que el calendario de mociones es los martes y miércoles desde las 9:00 AM y el de ejecuciones hipotecarias los jueves a las 9:00 AM, ambos por Zoom. Las audiencias se fijan en CourtMAP con 7 días calendario de aviso, y las audiencias de mociones se limitan a 5 minutos por caso. Las audiencias especiales también van por CourtMAP con el formulario de la jueza. Los calendar calls son por Zoom y los juicios son en persona.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Cómo fijo una moción para audiencia?
La página dice intentar coordinar la fecha con el abogado contrario, escoger fecha y hora en CourtMAP y presentar la moción y el aviso de audiencia ante la Secretaría. Si no hay cooperación pese a un esfuerzo de buena fe, la audiencia se puede fijar unilateralmente. La moción y sus documentos se suben a CourtMAP al menos tres días antes de la audiencia.
¿Cómo programo una audiencia especial?
La página dice programarla por CourtMAP y subir el formulario de solicitud de la jueza en Supporting Documents, junto con la moción y cualquier respuesta o réplica, al menos tres días antes de la audiencia. El formulario no se presenta ante la Secretaría.
¿Las audiencias son por Zoom?
La página dice que los calendarios de mociones y de ejecución hipotecaria son por Zoom, y las audiencias especiales también, salvo que se pida y se apruebe una en persona mediante moción anticipada. Los juicios de ejecución hipotecaria generalmente son por Zoom.
¿Qué dice sobre las mociones para retirarse como abogado?
La página dice que se fijan en el calendario de mociones, salvo que se obtenga el consentimiento escrito del cliente, usando el formulario aprobado de la jueza.
¿Qué pasa si el caso se resuelve?
La página dice que se presenta un Aviso de Acuerdo ante la Secretaría y se envía copia a la asistente judicial para sacar el caso del calendario de juicios.
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Beatrice Butchko Sanchez
- Division: Circuit Civil
- Section: CA 22
- Court Location: Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center
- Phone: (305) 349-7082
- Room: OSJC 24.266
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Judicial Assistant:
Mariel Perez Mercado
*Updated: 08-22-2025
Court Room 24D
Clarification on Calendar Calls and Trial Procedures
- Calendar Calls will be conducted exclusively
via Zoom. Trial attendance is required in person for the
duration of the trial, as stated in the Trial Order.
- Zoom login information will be sent to all parties on the e-service
list one week prior to the Calendar Call.
*Please be mindful of this distinction to avoid any confusion moving
forward.
Trial Formats
- Jury and Non-Jury Trials are held in person.
- Foreclosure Trials are generally conducted via Zoom unless an in-person trial is requested by motion in advance and approved by the Court.
Settlements
If the case settles, a Notice
of Settlement must be filed with the Clerk's Office, and a copy
sent to Judicial Assistant Mariel Perez Mercado at mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org to
ensure the case is removed from the trial docket.
Original Loan Documents
Must be delivered to the
Chambers after the scheduled Foreclosure Trial.
- Attention: Rodney Bruce, Supervisor – Room 135 - Use delivery
with tracking to ensure proper handling.
Calendars and Hearings
- Motion and Foreclosure Calendars are conducted via Zoom.
- Evidentiary and Non-evidentiary Special Set Hearings will be held via Zoom unless an in-person hearing is requested in advance by motion and approved by the Court.
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Final Dispo Form
-
Jury Trial Readiness Certification
-
Order Granting Motion to Withdraw
-
Case Management Order
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Special Set Form
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Evidentiary Hearings / Pandemic Protocol
• Bachlor of Science, University of Florida, 1986
• JD, DePaul University College of Law, 1989
• Admitted to Florida Bar, 1989
• Assistant State Attorney, Miami-Dade County, 1989 - 2000
• Associate, Kate, Rose & Maltzman, LLP, 2000 - 2001
• Partner, Ferrell Schultz, P.A., 2001 - 2003
• Partner, Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham, LLP 2003 - 2005
• Special Counsel, Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission, 2001 - 2005
• Adjunct Professor, University of Miami School of Law, Pretrial Civil Litigation, 2005 - Present
• Circuit Court Judge, 2006 - Present
Judge Section Room Telephone
Eig, Spencer
FC 39
CHC 2227
305-349-5732
Fajardo Orshan, Ariana
CA 32
OSJC 24.230
305-349-5720
Ruiz, Mavel
CA 04
OSJC 22.235
305-349-7101
Additional Instructions
Submission of Emergency Motions
- All Emergency Motions must be filed through courtMAP and uploaded specifically under the "Emergency Motion" tab.
* For procedures related to Emergency Motions to cancel a foreclosure sale, please refer to: Division 22 Foreclosure Information Page.
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Foreclosure Calendar Information
Type: Open
Notice Before Hearing: 7 Calendar Days
Files at Hearing: None
Day Time Cap From To
Thursday
9:00 AM
None
01/30/2017
Ongoing
Additional Instructions
*Updated 08-22-2025*
Judicial Staff
Judicial
Assistant: Mariel Perez Mercado
mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org
Bailiff/Court
Specialist: Robert Morcate
Rmorcate@jud11.flcourts.org
Foreclosure Calendar – Division 22
Days & Time: Hearings are held Thursdays at 9:00 AM via Zoom.
Zoom
Access: A unique Zoom Meeting ID is generated for each hearing and
distributed to all parties on the service list prior to the hearing date.
Note: It is the responsibility of the scheduling
party to share the Zoom details with any individuals not listed on the
service list.
Foreclosure Trials
Trials
are conducted via Zoom unless a party files a motion
requesting an in-person trial.
- Such requests must be filed in advance and are subject to Court
approval.
Original Loan Documents
Must
be delivered to the Chambers after the scheduled Foreclosure
Trial.
Motions to Cancel Sale Date
As
sale dates are set well in advance, emergency motions to cancel are
generally not appropriate.
- In
rare instances requiring emergency cancellation: Both the Motion and proposed Order must be filed via courtMAP.
Motions to Withdraw
Must be scheduled on the motion calendar unless written
consent from the client is obtained.
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Motion Calendar Information
Type: Open
Notice Before Hearing: 7 Calendar Days
Files at Hearing: None
Day Time Cap From To
Tuesday
9:00 AM
None
01/30/2017
Ongoing
Wednesday
9:00 AM
None
01/30/2017
Ongoing
Additional Instructions
*Updated 08-22-2025*
Judicial Staff
Judicial Assistant: Mariel Perez Mercado
mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org
Bailiff/Court Specialist: Robert Morcate
Rmorcate@jud11.flcourts.org
Motion Calendar Procedures – Division 22
Days
& Time: Motion Calendar is held Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9:00 AM via Zoom.
Zoom
Access: A unique Zoom Meeting ID is generated for each hearing
and distributed to all parties on the service list prior to the hearing
date.
Note: It is the responsibility of
the scheduling party to share the Zoom details
with any individual not listed on the service list.
Setting and Cancelling a Motion Calendar Hearing
To Set a Motion on Calendar:
1. Coordination
Required: The moving party must attempt to coordinate the hearing date
with opposing counsel. If cooperation is not obtained despite a good faith
effort, the hearing may be set unilaterally. The
Court expects that any motion may be heard eleven days after its filing.
2. CourtMAP
Scheduling: Select your desired date and time on CourtMAP.
3. Time
Limit: Motion calendar hearings are limited to 5 minutes per case.
4. File
the Motion and the Notice of Hearing with the Clerk.
5. Upload
the motion and any supporting documents to CourtMAP at least three (3)
days prior to the hearing.
Responses, Parties
wishing to submit a response to a matter set on Motion Calendar must:
- File the response with the Clerk’s Office.
- Upload the response and any supporting documents through CourtMAP.
To Cancel a Motion Calendar Hearing:
1. Hearings
scheduled by attorneys or pro se litigants must also be cancelled by
them.
2. If
scheduled via CourtMAP, it must also be cancelled through
CourtMAP.
3. The
cancelling party must file a Notice of Cancellation with the
Clerk’s Office.
Motions to Withdraw – Special Procedure
If seeking to withdraw as counsel:
1. Obtain
Client Consent (unless unavailable, in which case the motion must be
held on calendar).
2. Use
Judge Butchko Sanchez's approved form: Order Granting Motion to
Withdraw.
3. Set
the motion on the Motion Calendar and provide notice to all parties.
Calendar Verification
To confirm that your case has been successfully scheduled on the Motion
Calendar, please check the hearing status on CourtMAP. Be sure to verify the
date and ensure your case appears on the calendar.
Discovery Disputes
Attorneys (and pro se litigants)
must make every good faith attempt to confer with the person or party failing
to meet discovery obligations to secure the information or material without
court action. Sanctions may be imposed on those found in violation of this
procedure.
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Additional Instructions
• Updated: 8-12-2025•
Judicial
Staff
Judicial Assistant: Mariel Perez Mercado
mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org
Bailiff/Court Specialist: Robert Morcate
Rmorcate@jud11.flcourts.org
Clarification on Calendar Calls and Trial Format.
1. Calendar Calls will be conducted exclusively
via Zoom. Trial attendance is required in person for the duration of the
trial, as stated in the Trial Order.
2. Zoom login information will be sent to all
parties on the e-service list one week prior to the Calendar Call.
*Please be mindful of this distinction to avoid any confusion moving
forward.
Trial Scheduling Procedures
1. Notices of Jury Trial, Non-Jury Trial, and
Foreclosure Trial must be scheduled by the parties using courtMAP.
Once the parties coordinate the trial date, upload the Notice of Trial,
and set the Calendar Call date in courtMAP, you will receive an
email confirming the matter is pending.
Once approved by the Court, you will receive an Order Setting the
Matter for Trial.
2. Motions to Continue Trial must be set on the Motion
Calendar.
3. Motions in Limine should be coordinated and
scheduled through courtMAP, if possible, before jury selection.
Trial Information
1. Submission
and Presentation of Exhibits:
Zoom Hearing:
- All parties must upload their exhibits to the e-portal and file them in the Clerk’s docket at least two business days before the hearing. Exhibits must be fully prepared and submitted in advance to ensure an orderly and efficient trial process.
In Person Hearing: Do not file any exhibits.
-All parties are required to bring hard copies of their exhibits to trial. Exhibits must be submitted on the first day of trial. Each party should provide the clerk with the exhibits they wish to have marked for identification, organized in sequential order, either in a binder or in individual folders. The clerk will then mark each exhibit accordingly.
*Should you have any additional questions regarding the exhibits, please contact the Clerk, Nathanaelle Pierre-Louis, at Nathanaelle.PierreLouis@miamidadeclerk.gov
2. Courtroom: 24D
3. If the
case settles, a Notice of Settlement must be filed with the Clerk's
Office, and a copy sent to Judicial Assistant Mariel Perez Mercado at mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org to ensure the case is removed from the trial docket.
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Hearing Documents
Additional Instructions
Instructions for Submitting Motions and Proposed Orders via courtMAP
- All motions and proposed orders must be uploaded through courtMAP. Do not mail hard copies to Chambers.
- Proposed orders must be submitted in Word format to allow for Court editing and electronic signature.
- The accompanying motion and any supporting documents must be uploaded under the "Supporting Documents" tab in PDF format.
- Orders to Withdraw require a hearing on the motion calendar unless written consent from the client is provided.
- Agreed Orders must clearly state "Agreed Order" in the title.
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Hearing Documents
Additional Instructions
*Updated
08-22-2025*
Judicial Staff
Judicial
Assistant: Mariel Perez Mercado
mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org
Court
Specialist/Bailiff: Robert Morcate
Rmorcate@jud11.flcourts.org
Special Set Hearing Procedures
1. Scheduling:
Special Set Hearings must be coordinated and scheduled through courtMAP.
If the moving party is unable to obtain reasonable cooperation from the
opposing party, the hearing may be set unilaterally.
2. Required Form:
When scheduling a Special Set Hearing, you must upload a completed copy of Judge Butchko Sanchez’s Special Set Hearing Request Form under
the “Supporting Documents” tab on courtMAP. This form does not
need to be e-filed with the Clerk of Courts.
3. Motion
& Related Documents:
The Motion, along with any Response or Reply, must also be uploaded as Supporting
Documents on courtMAP.
4. Deadline:
All motions and supporting documents must be uploaded to courtMAP at
least three (3) days prior to the hearing.
Binder Requirements
- Hearings Lasting Less Than One Hour:
All documents must be uploaded to the Supporting Documents tab in courtMAP.
- Hearings Lasting More Than One Hour:
A physical binder containing all relevant documents must be delivered to Chambers at least three (3) days prior to the hearing.
Special Set Hearing Cancellations
1. Special
Set Hearings shall not be cancelled without leave of Court unless:
- All
issues raised by the motion(s) have been fully resolved;
- The
case has settled; or
- An
emergency arises that necessitates a continuance.
2. Only
the Court can cancel a Special Set Hearing.
- Prepare
a proposed Notice of Cancellation stating the reason for
cancellation.
- Email a copy of the Notice of Cancellation to the Judicial Assistant and all parties.
- Send
cancellation notices to: mperezmercado@jud11.flcourts.org
Evidentiary Special Set Hearings
If
your Special Set Hearing is Evidentiary, please indicate this on
the Special Set Request Form to allow for Clerk scheduling.
Zoom Information
-Evidentiary or Non-Evidentiary Special Set Hearings will be held via Zoom, unless an in-person hearing is requested and approved by the Court.
Add-Ons
No additional motions may be added to a Special Set Hearing
without prior approval from the Judicial Assistant.
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Documents and forms this judge posts
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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.