Hon. Anne Wansboro — Judicial Procedures
County Civil
Quick operational summary based on publicly available court procedure materials. Always verify with the official court source before relying on this information.
Quick Rules
Courtesy Copies
Do not send copies to the judge; the judge will review the court file.
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Obtain prior permission before emailing the judge or judicial assistant.
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Include the opposing party as an email recipient.
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Do not send originals to the judge; file them with the clerk.
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Zoom Hearings
A motion for remote attendance must state the hearing date and time and identify each person requesting remote attendance.
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A proposed order granting remote appearance must state the hearing date and time, identify remote attendees, and include the specified remote-attendance language.
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Require remote attendees to keep audio and video on and functioning.
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Require remote attendees to be muted upon entry and remain muted until instructed otherwise by the judge or judicial assistant.
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Require each remote attendee’s name to appear under the attendee’s video.
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Require each remote attorney to place “Attorney” before the attorney’s name.
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Prohibit remote attendees from using messaging functions, including chat, emojis, and reactions.
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Prohibit remote attendees from using video filters, avatars, or studio effects.
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Prohibit remote attendees from using screen share, start video, share notes, or set meeting timer.
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Prohibit remote attendees from using apps, collaboration options, timers, or recorders.
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Proposed Orders
File motions early enough to appear in the clerk’s system before requesting court action.
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File motions before requesting a hearing date and time.
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For motion hearings, preferably bring a proposed order to the hearing; otherwise submit it in JAWS only after the hearing.
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For ex parte motions, upload the proposed order in JAWS only after the motion has populated in the clerk’s system.
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Upload proposed orders into JAWS in PDF format.
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Avoid placing a page break before the “DONE AND ORDERED” line in proposed orders.
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The proposed order granting a continuance must contain the conflict-free new date and time.
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For competency hearings, preferably bring a proposed order to the hearing.
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Special Set Hearings
For hearings expected to exceed five minutes, tell the judicial assistant the requested hearing time and include it in the Notice of Hearing.
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A motion to continue based on a scheduling conflict must include a proposed conflict-free date and time and a statement that it is free of scheduling conflicts.
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Call the judicial assistant for new dates and times.
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A motion to continue based on conflicting court appearances must include all information needed for the judge to apply Florida Rule of General Practice 2.550.
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Other
Coverage attorneys must be able to answer the judge’s case questions that the attorney of record should be able to answer.
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Before court begins, pre-mark exhibits with the clerk’s stickers on the back, use letters for identification, and leave the exhibit number blank.
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Contact Information
Judicial Assistant
Rhodene Mathis
Phone
(727)815-7028Official Page
Court WebsiteLast Verified
August 9, 2026
Official Sources
Source: Official court page or published division procedure material.
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- Hon. Gregory G. GrogerCircuit Civil
- Hon. Jennifer DubbeldCircuit Civil
