Christopher Green — Circuit Civil CA 11

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Tribunal
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida (Miami-Dade)
División
Circuit Civil
Sección
CA 11
Edificio
Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center
Despacho
OSJC 23.240
Sala
Court Room 23A
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) 349-7131
Correo del despacho / división
yvarelawong@jud11.flcourts.org
Asistente judicial
Isabelle Castillo (305) 349-7131 icastillo@jud11.flcourts.org
Alguacil / especialista de la corte
noddo@jud11.flcourts.org

Procedimientos y formularios que publica el juez

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El Juez Christopher Green preside en la sección Civil del Circuito, Sección CA 11. La página indica el cuarto OSJC 23.240 del Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center. La página señala como asistente judicial a Isabelle Castillo (icastillo@jud11.flcourts.org) y como alguacil y especialista del tribunal a Nicholas Oddo (noddo@jud11.flcourts.org). Todas las audiencias se programan por courtMAP. Una audiencia fijada como presencial se hace en el OSJC, en la sala 23A, y una fijada por Zoom se hace por Zoom con un enlace que crea el Tribunal. La página describe un calendario de mociones por Zoom los martes, un calendario de mociones de ejecución hipotecaria, audiencias especiales, conferencias de manejo del caso y mociones de emergencia.

Preguntas frecuentes

¿Cómo programo una audiencia en el calendario de mociones del Juez Green?

La página dice que se use courtMAP. El Calendario de Mociones es los martes por Zoom a las 9:30 a.m. y a las 10:30 a.m., y el de Ejecuciones Hipotecarias los martes por Zoom a las 11:30 a.m. Quien pide la audiencia debe coordinar la fecha y la hora con el abogado contrario y asegurarse de que la moción esté presentada y aparezca en el expediente de la Secretaría. La página indica un aviso abierto de 7 días calendario. Las mociones de desestimación y las disputas de descubrimiento no van al Calendario de Mociones y deben fijarse como audiencia especial.

¿Cómo pido una audiencia especial?

La página dice que no se permite fijar audiencias de forma unilateral, y que quien la pide debe coordinar con el abogado contrario por courtMAP. Las audiencias especiales no quedan programadas hasta que el Tribunal las aprueba. Para una audiencia que necesite dos horas o más, la página dice que se envíe por correo el formulario de Solicitud de Audiencia Especial a yvarelawong@jud11.flcourts.org. La página dice que todas las mociones de sentencia sumaria se ven por Zoom.

¿Cómo funcionan las respuestas y las copias de cortesía?

La página dice que una respuesta debe presentarse por e-filing y enviarse por courtMAP al menos diez días antes de la audiencia. En las audiencias especiales presenciales no se entregan copias de cortesía de antemano, y la página dice que no se aceptan carpetas.

¿Cómo pido una audiencia de emergencia?

La página dice que la moción de emergencia debe presentarse ante la Secretaría y aparecer en el expediente antes de enviarla por courtMAP. Debe incluir una certificación de que es una verdadera emergencia y una declaración de que se avisó al abogado contrario.

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Christopher Green

  • Division: Circuit Civil
  • Section: CA 11
  • Court Location: Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center
  • Phone: (305) 349-7131
  • Room: OSJC 23.240
  • Judicial Assistant: Isabelle Castillo

Judicial Assistant: Isabelle Castillo E-mail:  icastillo@jud11.flcourts.org

Bailiff/Court Specialist Nicholas Oddo E-mail: noddo@jud11.flcourts.org

IMPORTANT MESSAGE:
All hearings are to be scheduled via courtMAP.  If a hearing is scheduled as an "in-person" hearing type, the hearing will be held at the OSJC, Courtroom 23A; and, if the hearing is scheduled as a "Zoom" hearing type, the hearing will be held via the Zoom platform, which is free to you.  A Zoom link will be created by the Court.  Parties may participate by video or by calling the phone number listed in the invitation.  Video appearance is required for any participant whose testimony is necessary so the judge can administer the oath.

SELF-REPRESENTED PERSONS:
Lay persons are required to follow the Florida e-Portal instructions for e-filing and e-service of documents.  See here, Florida e-Filing Portal.

For setting hearings, a self-represented person is also responsible for doing so via courtMAP.  See here, courtMAP.  If you resolve your matter prior to hearing, please cancel it by e-mailing the judge’s judicial assistant.  The parties will not be able to cancel a special set hearing directly through courtMAP.

COURTESY COPY SUBMISSIONS:
For Zoom Motion Calendar and Special Set hearings, please submit courtesy copies via courtMAP under “Supporting Documents” immediately upon scheduling hearing.  Parties wishing to submit a response to a matter must e-file said response with the Clerk of Courts and submit the response via courtMAP to chambers under “Supporting Documents,” at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing date.

For in-person Special Set hearings, NO courtesy copies are to be submitted to chambers prior to hearing.  Any party wishing the court review evidence or case law during the hearing should put them on the screen or bring loose hard copies.  NO BINDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

MANDATORY CASE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES:

Please refer to the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Administrative Order 24-20, In Re: Re-Establishment of Procedures for Active Case Management in the Circuit Civil Division.  See, Administrative Order No. 24-20.

Also refer to, Civil Division case management information page.

CALENDAR CALLS:
Calendar Call for Jury Trials will be held via the Zoom platform.  Jury trials are being held in person. Non-Jury Trials, other than Foreclosures, will be decided on a case-by-case basis.  Foreclosure trials will be held via Zoom.

FWOP & CMC (CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCES):
FWOP - will be held via the Zoom platform.  All parties must appear regardless of filing written Showing Good Cause.

CMC – to schedule a CMC, please file a petition/motion for case management conference outlining issues to be heard at the CMC and ensure it appears on the Clerk of Court's docket.  Once the petition/motion is filed and it appears on the Clerk of Court’s docket, same may be set for hearing directly via courtMAP under the court's Motion Calendar hearing slot.

SUBMISSIONS OF ORIGINAL NOTES:
DO NOT FILE ORIGINAL LOAN DOCUMENTS.  The original note/loan documents are to be delivered to Clerk of Courts attention Notes and Mortgages, Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center, 20 NW. 1st Avenue, 3rd Floor, Miami, FL 33128; and it is also encouraged to use a delivery method with tracking. 

LOST NOTE: The Court requires an Indemnity Bond for any Lost Note.

MOTIONS FOR SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL OR WITHDRAWAL:
If you are submitting an order on a Stipulation for Substitution of Counsel, you must file the written Consent of the client.  Additionally, the name and Florida bar number of the substituted attorney must be included within the body of the proposed order.

  • Bachelor of Arts, Maryville University, 1989
  • Shepard Broad College of Law, Nova Southeastern University, 1992
  • Admitted to Florida Bar, 1992
  • Assistant Public Defender, 11th Judicial Circuit, 1993-1999
  • Cole, White & Billbrough, PA, 1999-2000
  • Senior Assistant City Attorney, City of Miami, 2000-2022
  • County Court Judge, 2023
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Case Management Conference Information

Type: Closed

Notice Before Hearing: 7 Calendar Days

Files at Hearing: None


Additional Instructions

To schedule a CMC, please file a petition/motion for case management conference outlining issues to be heard at the CMC and ensure it appears on the Clerk of Court's docket.  Once the petition/motion is filed and it appears on the Clerk of Court’s docket, same may be set for hearing directly via courtMAP under the court’s Motion Calendar hearing slot.

Go to courtMAP Additional Instructions

If you have an emergency petition/motion, it must be filed with the Clerk of Courts and appear on the case docket prior to submitting via courtMAP.  Once filed, submit a copy of the filed emergency petition/motion to chambers via courtMAP.

Your petition/motion must contain the following:
-a certification that the matter is a true emergency and cannot wait to be heard during a special set hearing.
-a statement indicating that opposing counsel has been notified in an attempt to resolve the matter in an amicable manner. 

Once the Court reviews the emergency petition/motion, the parties will either receive an e-mail with instructions, a Court Order, or a Notice of Hearing via courtMAP.

Go to courtMAP Foreclosure Motion Calendar Information

Type: Open

Notice Before Hearing: 7 Calendar Days

Files at Hearing: None

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Tuesday 11:30 AM 15 02/18/2025 Ongoing

Hearing Documents
Additional Instructions

To schedule a Foreclosure Motion Calendar hearing, please refer to the on-line scheduling system (courtMAP).  See here, courtMAP.  Foreclosure Motion Calendar is held virtually via Zoom on Tuesdays at 11:30 a.m.  The moving party MUST coordinate the date/time with opposing counsel based on the Court's availability, which is found on courtMAP.  Please ensure that the petition/motion to be heard has been e-filed and appears on the Clerk of Court's docket before scheduling hearing.  Cases need only to be placed on calendar once, however, multiple petitions/motions may be heard/attached to the single submission through courtMAP.

The setting party shall file a Notice of Hearing, inclusive of the full title of pleading that is being set, the Docket Index Number for said pleading, and the Zoom link, via ePortal and serve same upon all necessary parties.

Please submit courtesy copies via courtMAP under “Supporting Documents” immediately upon scheduling hearing.  Parties wishing to submit a response to a matter must e-file said response with the Clerk of Courts and submit the response via courtMAP to chambers under “Supporting Documents,” at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing date.

To cancel a Foreclosure Motion Calendar hearing, please do so directly via courtMAP and notify all parties.

Go to courtMAP Motion Calendar Information

Type: Open

Notice Before Hearing: 7 Calendar Days

Files at Hearing: None

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Tuesday 9:30 AM 20 03/11/2024 Ongoing
Tuesday 10:30 AM 20 03/11/2024 Ongoing

Hearing Documents
Additional Instructions

To schedule a Motion Calendar hearing, please refer to the on-line scheduling system (courtMAP).  See here, courtMAP.  Motion Calendar is held on Tuesdays virtually via Zoom at 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.  The moving party MUST coordinate the date/time with opposing counsel based on the Court's availability, which is found on courtMAP.  Please ensure that the petition/motion to be heard has been e-filed and appears on the Clerk of Court's docket before scheduling hearing.  Cases need only to be placed on calendar once, however, multiple petitions/motions may be heard/attached to the single submission through courtMAP.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Motions to Dismiss AND motions and/or objections relating to discovery disputes shall not be placed on the Motion Calendar as said motions shall be specially set for hearing.

The setting party shall file a Notice of Hearing, inclusive of the full title of pleading that is being set, the Docket Index Number for said pleading, and the Zoom link, via ePortal and serve same upon all necessary parties.

Please submit courtesy copies via courtMAP under “Supporting Documents” immediately upon scheduling hearing.  Parties wishing to submit a response to a matter must e-file said response with the Clerk of Courts and submit the response via courtMAP to chambers under “Supporting Documents,” at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing date.

To cancel a Motion Calendar hearing, please do so directly via courtMAP and notify all parties.

Go to courtMAP Hearing Documents
Additional Instructions

To submit Notices of Readiness for Non-Jury Trial, the Notice must be filed with the Clerk of Courts and appear on the case docket.  Once filed, e-mail to Judicial Assistant at yvarelawong@jud11.flcourts.org.

For Jury Trials, counsel may select the trial period directly via courtMAP.

All cases must have a current Case Management Report and Case Management Order in place setting forth deadlines, please refer to Administrative Order No. 24-20, In Re: Re-Establishment of Procedures for Active Case Management in the Circuit Civil Division.  See, Administrative Order No. 24-20.

Go to courtMAP Additional Instructions

Do not submit proposed orders related to a hearing prior to that hearing taking place.

Proposed orders must be uploaded via courtMAP within seven (7) days from the date of hearing; it must include the Docket Index Number for the underlying petition/motion; AND must be typed in Times New Roman, size 14 font.

If the matter has been heard by the Court, include the date the hearing took place in the first paragraph of your proposed order.

To check the status of a proposed order, please log on to courtMAP and access the workbench folder.  A list of all pending, approved and rejected submissions appear in the workbench folder.

SUBMISSION OF COMPETING ORDERS:
DO NOT SUBMIT VIA COURTMAP.  To submit competing proposed orders, please e-mail the proposed order, in Word, to the Judicial Assistant and copy all parties.  The proposed order must list the submitter's name on the title of the proposed competing order.  Do not submit competing orders via courtMAP.

Go to courtMAP Hearing Documents
Additional Instructions

No unilateral scheduling allowed.  In-person hearings will be held at the OSJC, Courtroom 16C.

NOTE: ALL MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT MUST BE HEARD VIA ZOOM.

To schedule a Zoom special set hearing, please refer to the on-line scheduling system (courtMAP).  See here, courtMAP.  The moving party MUST coordinate the date/time with opposing counsel based on the Court's availability, which is found on courtMAP.  Please ensure that the petition/motion to be heard at the special set hearing has been e-filed and appears on the Clerk of Court's docket.

To schedule a special set hearing that requires two (2) hours or longer, please e-mail “Request for Special Set Hearing” form to Judicial Assistant at yvarelawong@jud11.flcourts.org.  For more information, please see below.  Indicate approximately how much time you believe will be needed for the hearing, and if there are certain dates on which the parties are unavailable.

IMPORTANT NOTICE WHEN SETTING:
The setting party shall list the full title of pleading(s) that is/are being set, the Docket Index Number for said pleading(s), and if hearing will be “evidentiary/non-evidentiary.”  Should no indication be listed as to evidentiary/non-evidentiary, there will be NO Clerk reserved for evidence admission at the time of hearing.

Specially set hearings are NOT scheduled until they are approved by the Court.  If the submission is rejected, the moving party will receive a rejection notice which will detail the reason for the rejection (this rejection will also appear in the submitter's workbench/rejected folder). Once the Court has approved the submission, the parties will receive an email from courtMAP indicating same.  A Notice of Hearing will be generated by the system, e-filed and served upon the parties via courtMAP.

COURTESY COPY SUBMISSIONS:

For Zoom Motion Calendar and Special Set hearings, please submit courtesy copies via courtMAP under “Supporting Documents” immediately upon scheduling hearing.  Parties wishing to submit a response to a matter must e-file said response with the Clerk of Courts and submit the response via courtMAP to chambers under “Supporting Documents,” at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing date.

For in-person Special Set hearings, NO courtesy copies are to be submitted to chambers prior to hearing.  Any party wishing the court review evidence or case law during the hearing should put them on the screen or bring loose hard copies.  NO BINDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

SPECIAL SET CANCELLATIONS:

All special set cancellations must be approved by chambers as the parties will not be able to cancel a special set hearing directly through courtMAP.  To cancel a special set hearing, please request cancellation by e-mailing Judicial Assistant at yvarelawong@jud11.flcourts.org and copying all parties.  Upon the Court’s confirmation of cancellation of the special set hearing, the requesting party shall file a Notice of Cancellation via the ePortal.

Go to courtMAP Additional Instructions

Please review the Notices for Trial section.

Go to courtMAP

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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.

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