Natalie Moore — County Civil ND 04

Natalie Moore

• Division: County Civil
• Section: ND 04
• Court Location: Harvey Ruvin Justice Center
• Phone: (305) 354-8761
• Room: HRJC 210
• Judicial Assistant: Arina Shchegolikhina

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PAGE UPDATED 4/2/26

Priority Docket Division:

 
Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.250(a)l, states that a reasonable time for resolution of a civil case where a jury trial is demanded is 18 months and 12 months where a non-jury trial is selected. Cases that have exceeded the reasonable time standards established in the rules have been assigned to the County Civil Priority Docket Division (“PDD”). 

It is the goal of the PDD to assist parties in quickly and efficiently reaching a fair and just resolution of their cases. To that end, cases in this division will move at an accelerated pace and will have active case management from the Court until resolution. Cases in the PDD will also have expanded access to the Court as needed to assist in resolving cases.

A “Calendar Call and Trial Order” will be issued by the PDD judge. The deadlines imposed by the Calendar Call and Trial Order should be carefully reviewed and parties shall comply with that order.
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Judge Moore holds most hearings via Zoom in her virtual courtroom. Parties should refer to the Notice of Hearing to determine if the hearing will be via Zoom or In-Person.

Anyone can access the Zoom Platform. It is free to all users. You can access the Virtual Courtroom using a computer, tablet, or smartphone. Alternatively, you may use a regular phone, which will allow you to appear by phone, but not by video. Please note: Any person who intends to testify must appear via video.

To access Judge Moore's Virtual Courtroom, use the Zoom information below:

To access the Virtual Courtroom, using a computer, tablet or smartphone you can use the following methods:
Direct link to Virtual Courtroom: https://zoom.us/j/3059052096
                                 OR
Registered Zoom Account:  Use meeting ID 305 905 2096
                               OR
Using only a telephone: Dial 1-786-635-1003 and enter meeting ID 305 905 2096#.
You do not need a participant ID. 

Please arrive in the Virtual Courtroom at least 5 minutes before your scheduled hearing time.
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SELF-REPRESENTED LITIGANTS:

To e-file documents or motions you can register at the following link: State of Florida E-Filing Portal please make sure your filing includes all contact information including your telephone number and email address.

You must call the judge's chambers and advise us of your filing after your filing reflects on the docket. 

To look up the docket on your case, you can visit the Miami-Dade Clerk of Courts website at: http://www2.miamidadeclerk.gov/ocs/  

Hearing Documents

• MSJ Order, Waiving Trial (after calendar call - please insert deadline given by Court)

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Additional Instructions

Parties may submit agreed orders extending discovery deadlines. As cases are set on an expedited basis, the Court encourages the parties to work together to prepare cases for resolution.

Parties may submit agreed orders regarding mediation. If parties cannot agree on a mediator, an email should be sent to the Judicial Assistant, and the Court will appoint a mediator for you.

THE COURT DOES NOT ACCEPT AGREED ORDERS CONTINUING CASES, OR CHANGING TRIAL DEADLINES. Motions to alter a trial date must be set for hearing and heard BEFORE calendar call. 

Additional Instructions

Please submit emergency motions through courtMAP.

All emergency motions must be filed with the Clerk of Court and provided to opposing counsel.

YOU MUST CALL CHAMBERS to confirm that we received your emergency motion.

The Judge will review the emergency motion, and you will be contacted with a hearing date or further instructions.

Motion Calendar Information

Type: Closed

Notice Before Hearing: 7 Business Days

Files at Hearing: Clerk Pull Files

Day	Time	Cap	From	To
Tuesday	9:30 AM	20	06/03/2013	Ongoing

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Additional Instructions

Parties may utilize the courtMAP system to schedule coordinated hearings. If coordination cannot be accomplished, it is the responsibility of the moving party to contact the judicial assistant to have a hearing scheduled.

If a hearing date is not available in the timeframe needed, the parties must contact the judicial assistant.

Every effort will be made to accommodate reasonable scheduling requests, including creating additional calendars to ensure timely access to the Court.

PARTIES MAY NOT UNILATERALY SET CASES. If coordination is not possible, please immediately contact the Judicial Assistant and the Court will set your case for hearing. 

LANDLORD/TENANT CASES: Please do not set eviction cases on the 5-minute motion calendar. Eviction matters should be set on a 15-minute motion calendar. Please contact the Judicial Assistant to schedule these hearings, which will be heard consistent with Summary Procedure rules. 

Additional Instructions

* All Proposed Orders must be submitted via courtMAP in Microsoft Word format.

* Please follow instructions in AO NO. 22-02

Additional Instructions

15-MINUTE AND 30-MINUTE HEARINGS:

Motions must be filed with the clerk's office prior to scheduling a hearing date. 

Parties may schedule 15 and 30 minute hearings on courtMap. Your date selection on courtMAP will generate a Special Set Request email to Chambers. Chambers will review your submission and approve or reject the hearing.
Once approved, you will receive a Notice of Hearing generated by courtMAP. The scheduling party must file an NOH with Zoom instructions OR with the address and courtroom and file it with the clerk. The NOH generated by cMAP is not considered proper notice.

For hearings longer than 30 minutes (attorney fee hearings, non-jury trials, complex summary judgment motions, etc.) parties must schedule a hearing with the judicial assistant. Please send an email to the J.A., copying the opposing party, with your hearing request. 

UNILATERAL SETTINGS ARE NOT PERMITTED. If you cannot coordinate a hearing, please contact the judicial assistant so the Court can set a hearing on your case.  

Judicial Assistant Arina: ashchegolikhina@jud11.flcourts.org
Court Specialist Luma: lonofresolis@jud11.flcourts.org

Documents and forms this judge posts

• MSJ Order, Waiving Trial (after calendar call - please insert deadline given by Court)