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Miami-Dade County family court

Eleventh Judicial Circuit. Procedure notes below come from BenchPath verified sources — every card carries its citation, confidence level, and last-verified date.

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Uncontested in Miami-Dade

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The qualifier reads your answers, the Assembly Line organizes the agreement, the Packet Composer names the official forms, and the tracker follows the clerk's acceptance loop — all county-aware. Filing fees are verified with the Miami-Dadeclerk (this platform never types a fee it can't source), and the division's published practice above controls hearing logistics.

Florida law generally bars entry of a final judgment of dissolution until at least 20 days after the petition is filed (§ 61.19, Fla. Stat.); a court may act sooner only on the statute's required showing. Clerk and court processing add county-varying time on top.

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Judge & Division Playbook

Who hears family cases here — and their published practice

A playbook is published practice — calendars, conferral, order formats — with its citation and verification date. FamilyLawGPS does not and will not predict judicial outcomes.

Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court

Aaron Feuer

general_magistrate

High confidence· verified July 5, 2026

No judge-specific procedural notes verified yet — the division instructions on the official circuit site control.

Miami-Dade County family court

Before you file here

Before you appear here

Agreed on the terms? The path runs through this courthouse.

Who hears family cases here — and their published practice

Aaron Feuer

Abby Cynamon

Alberto Milian

Alicia Garcia Priovolos

Andrea R. Wolfson

Andrew McGinley

Angélica D. Zayas

Antonio Arzola

Ariana Fajardo Orshan

Ariel Rodriguez

Ayana Harris

Barbara Areces

Beatrice Butchko Sanchez

Bernard Shapiro

Bertila Soto

Betsy Alvarez-Zane

Betty Capote

Carlos Fernandez

Carlos Gamez

Carlos Guzman

Carlos Lopez

Carmen Cabarga

Carroll J. Kelly

Caryn Schwartz

Charles Kenneth Johnson

Chiaka Ihekwaba

Christina Marie DiRaimondo

Christine Bandin

Christine Hernandez

Christopher Benjamin

Christopher Green

Cristina Miranda

Cristina Rivera Correa

Daryl E. Trawick

David Young

Dawn Denaro

Deborah White-Labora

Denise Martinez-Scanziani

Diana Gonzalez-Whyte

Diana Vizcaino

Donald "DJ" Cannava

Edward Newman

Eleane Sosa-Bruzon

Elisabeth Espinosa

Ellen S. Venzer

Flora M. Jackson

George A. Sarduy

Gerald Hubbart

Gina Beovides

Gina Mendez-Locke

Gisela Cardonne Ely

Gloria Gonzalez-Meyer

Gordon Murray

Heloiza Correa

Iris Sachs

Ivonne Cuesta

Jacqueline Woodward

Jason Bloch

Jason Emilios Dimitris

Javier Enriquez

Jeffrey Rosinek

Jennifer Levin

Joanne Marie Hernandez

Jorge E. Cueto

Jorge Perez Santiago

Jose L. Fernandez

Jose Rohaidy

Joseph Perkins

Judith Rubenstein

Julie H. Nelson

Karen Kallman

Karl Brown

Kathleen Singer King

Kevin Hellmann

Kristy Nuñez