Florida State Courts
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Florida CourtsThe Office of the State Courts Administrator (OSCA) was created in 1972 to serve the chief justice in carrying out his or her responsibilities as the chief administrative officer of the judicial branch, which includes the Florida Supreme Court, six district courts of appeal, 20 circuit courts, and 67 county courts. OSCA also prepares the branch’s budget requests, collects and analyzes court-related data, certifies and trains mediators and court interpreters, and coordinates education programs and publications for judges and court employees.
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Florida Courts E-Filing Portal"There is no cost to register for an E-Filing account and there is no fee to file documents electronically. However, the statutory filing fees still apply so if you are submitting a new case, or a document that requires a fee, there will be a filing fee required in order to submit your document for filing and a statutory convenience fee based on the payment method."
Can a Florida Registered Paralegal register for an account to file for the attorney they work for? -- "No. The attorney may have more than one account and assign one of them to the Paralegal to use when filing documents on the attorney’s behalf. Both accounts will carry the name and The Florida Bar Number of the attorney on whose behalf the Paralegal is filing."
District Courts of Appeal
- 1st DCA - Appellate Decisions (Jul 2002+)
- 2nd DCA - Appellate Decisions (Aug 2001+)
- 3rd DCA - Appellate Decisions (Jul 2001+)
- 4th DCA - Appellate Decisions (Jan 2005+)
- 5th DCA - Appellate Decisions (May 2001+)
- All Districts - Florida District Courts of Appeal Online Docket (1985+)
Fifth District Court of Appeal in Daytona Beach
- Judges
- Clerk's Office
- Oral Arguments (Sep 2005+)
- On-Line Dockets (1985+)
- Opinions (May 2001+)