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Circuit Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1. Probate, estate, guardianship 2. Juveniles (except traffic offenses) 3. Titles or boundaries to RP 4. Ejectment (not LL evicting T) 5. Lawsuits and equity suits OVER $30,000 County Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1) lawsuits and equity suits UP TO $30,000 2) HOA disputes 3) Evictions -- if more than $30,000 can go to county or circuit court. Venue for Transitory Actions - ANSWERD is FL Resident: 1) county where ANY D lives 2) where COA accrued 3) wher...

Circuit Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1. Probate, estate, guardianship 2. Juveniles (except traffic offenses) 3. Titles or boundaries to RP 4. Ejectment (not LL evicting T) 5. Lawsuits and equity suits OVER $30,000 County Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1) lawsuits and equity suits UP TO $30,000 2) HOA disputes 3) Evictions -- if more than $30,000 can go to county or circuit court. Venue for Transitory Actions - ANSWERD is FL Resident: 1) county where ANY D lives 2) where COA accrued 3) wher...

Circuit Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1. Probate, estate, guardianship 2. Juveniles (except traffic offenses) 3. Titles or boundaries to RP 4. Ejectment (not LL evicting T) 5. Lawsuits and equity suits OVER $30,000 County Court Jurisdiction - ANSWER1) lawsuits and equity suits UP TO $30,000 2) HOA disputes 3) Evictions -- if more than $30,000 can go to county or circuit court. Venue for Transitory Actions - ANSWERD is FL Resident: 1) county where ANY D lives 2) where COA accrued 3) wher...

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Civil Procedure Exam Subject matter JX - ANSWER-Subject matter jx (-SMJX) - refers to the court's ability to hear a type of case. The lack of SMJX is not waived by failing to raise it at trial; it may be raised for the first time even on appeal. In federal court, there are two main bases for original federal SMJX; federal question jurisdiction and diversity jx. Each claim asserted in federal court may have an independent basis for federal SMJX, but not that, if the claim does not satisfy the...

Civil Procedure II Final Outline Subject Matter Jurisdiction I. Overview A. Determines whether court has juris over the specific cause of action B. The court may consider subject matter jurisdiction at any time, upon motion by a party or sua sponte C. A court has competence to hear a matter if one of three things is true: 1. It is authorized to do so by statute. Ex – diversity jurisdiction is authorized by 28 USC §1332 2. The case involves a federal question i.e. the claim arises und...