Karen Kallman — Circuit Unified Family Court Magistrates D 005
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- Tribunal
- Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida (Miami-Dade)
- División
- Circuit Unified Family Court Magistrates
- Sección
- D 005
- Edificio
- MDC Children's Courthouse
- Despacho
- MDCC 14334
- Dirección
- 155 NW 3rd Street, Miami, Florida 33128 (dirección tomada de la página del edificio en el sitio del tribunal)
- Teléfono del despacho
- (305) 679-1766
- Asistente judicial
- Brittany Gottlieb (305) 679-1766 bgottlieb@jud11.flcourts.org 11thD005@jud11.flcourts.org
Procedimientos y formularios que publica el juez
En palabras sencillas
La magistrada general Karen Kallman atiende asuntos en la División de Magistrados del Tribunal Unificado de Familia de Circuito, Sección D 005, en el Miami-Dade Children's Courthouse, 155 N.W. 3rd Street, sala 9-1. La página describe su calendario como asuntos de dependencia que involucran al Departamento de Niños y Familias y audiencias Marchman juveniles. La asistente judicial es Brittany Gottlieb, cuyo correo electrónico aparece en la página, y la página indica una dirección de notificación electrónica de la división. Las audiencias de dependencia ante ella se realizan por Zoom, y los casos Marchman juveniles se fijan los lunes. La página dice que una audiencia ante la magistrada general requiere una Orden de Remisión para cada asunto. Comuníquese con la asistente judicial solo para asuntos de calendario.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Las audiencias ante la magistrada general Kallman son por Zoom?
La página dice que las audiencias de dependencia que involucran al Departamento de Niños y Familias fijadas ante ella se realizan por Zoom, y que las audiencias presenciales pueden permitirse caso por caso con su aprobación. Indica comunicarse con la asistente judicial para obtener el número de reunión de Zoom, y que las audiencias Marchman juveniles son presenciales salvo que se haya aprobado antes comparecer por Zoom.
¿Se requiere una Orden de Remisión?
La página dice que una audiencia ante la magistrada general requiere una Orden de Remisión para cada asunto, y que la remisión requiere el consentimiento de todas las partes. Dice que quien no quiera que la magistrada general atienda el asunto debe presentar una objeción escrita dentro de 10 días de la notificación de la Orden de Remisión, o antes de la audiencia si ésta se fija antes.
¿Cuándo debo comunicarme con la asistente judicial?
La página dice que a la asistente solo se le debe contactar para temas de calendario, que todas las partes deben estar incluidas en toda comunicación, y que la comunicación ex parte está estrictamente prohibida.
¿Cómo solicito un intérprete?
La página dice que las solicitudes de intérpretes de español y criollo deben presentarse 3 días hábiles antes de la audiencia. Para otros idiomas indica 10 días hábiles si es presencial, y 5 días hábiles si la audiencia es por Zoom.
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Karen Kallman
- Division: Circuit Unified Family Court Magistrates
- Section: D 005
- Court Location: MDC Children's Courthouse
- Phone: (305) 679-1766
- Room: MDCC 14334
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Judicial Assistant:
Brittany Gottlieb
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Miami-Dade Children’s Courthouse
155 N.W. 3rd Street, Courtroom #9-1
Miami, FL 33128
Assistant to General Magistrate Email Address: bgottlieb@jud11.flcourts.org
E-Service Address: 11thD005@jud11.flcourts.org
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.
Dependency hearings involving the Department of Children and Families scheduled before General Magistrate Karen Kallman will be conducted by Zoom. In-person hearings may be permitted on a case-by-case basis, upon request and with the approval of the General Magistrate. Please check for any updated Administrative Orders regarding changes in the Unified Family Court Division procedures for in-person or Zoom hearings.
Juvenile Marchman hearings are in person unless prior approval to appear by Zoom has been granted.
ORDER OF REFERRAL TO GENERAL MAGISTRATE:
A hearing before the General Magistrate REQUIRES an Order of Referral for each
matter. To avoid your hearing from being reset your assistance is requested.
Prior to your hearing, please verify that an Order of Referral to General
Magistrate Kallman has been entered. A referral to a General Magistrate
requires the consent of all parties. You are entitled to have the matter heard
before a judge. If you do not want to have this matter heard by the General
Magistrate, you must file a written objection to the referral within 10 days of
the time of service of the Order of Referral to General Magistrate. If the time
set for the hearing is less than 10 days after service of the Order of Referral
to General Magistrate, the objection must be made before the hearing.
GENERAL
MAGISTRATE AND STAFF COMMUNICATION:
All parties must be included in all communications to the Court. Parties are
prohibited from contacting the General Magistrate or the General Magistrate’s
staff to discuss facts of the case. The assistant to the General Magistrate
should only be contacted to discuss scheduling matters.
EX
PARTE COMMUNICATION:
Ex parte communication is strictly prohibited. An ex parte communication is
communication from one side only, without notice to the other side. The Code of
Judicial Conduct does not permit a Judge or General Magistrate to read or
consider ex parte communications. The General Magistrate may only consider
matters presented in open court, on the record, with all parties present.
A person may not simply call the Office of the General Magistrate and ask that
something be done on a case. All issues addressed by the General Magistrate
requires a filed pleading and an Order of Referral to General Magistrate.
DEPENDENCY REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS / ORDERS:
All Report and Recommendations and Orders for signature to the General Magistrate must first be circulated among the parties. A signature line including “DONE and RECOMMENDED” and the date should be included for the General Magistrate. Following review of all parties, Report and Recommendations and Orders for signature should be submitted via email to the assistant to the General Magistrate. Once signed by the General Magistrate, the Report and Recommendations and Orders will be submitted to the division Judge for signature. The signed order may then be e-filed by the Judicial Assistant to the Judge or the Assistant to the General Magistrate.
TRANSCRIPTS / AUDIO:
The transcript of the proceedings or electronic recording of the proceedings may be requested from Absolute Audio (305) 379-4741.
INTERPRETERS:
Qualified spoken language court interpreters are available for limited-English-proficient parties involved in Juvenile Dependency and Juvenile Marchman matters.
Requests for Spanish and Creole spoken language court interpreters, in-person or via Zoom, must be submitted 3 (three) business days in advance of the scheduled hearing. All other spoken language court interpreter requests must be submitted 10 (ten) business days if in-person, and 5 (five) business days in advance of the scheduled hearing, if the request is for hearing that will take place via Zoom.
JUVENILE
MARCHMAN HEARINGS:
Juvenile Marchman cases are set on Mondays. Juvenile Marchman hearings are in
person unless prior approval to appear by Zoom has been granted. If a conflict
does not exist, the Respondent will be appointed counsel from the Office of
Regional Counsel. Counsel must receive a copy of all documents submitted to the
court and must be included on all correspondence sent to the Assistant of the
General Magistrate.
Juvenile Marchman
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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.