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Kimberly Byrd
Circuit JudgepublishedSIXTH Judicial Circuit · Pasco County · Circuit Civil
Division procedures — 1 requirement card(s)
Judicial Practice Preferences (official page)
pending verificationHonorable Judge Kimberly Sharpe Byrd Judicial Practice Preferences Section G, J2, J6 & Q3 Judicial Assistant: Shannon McGrady CrCivW1@jud6.org Office Telephone Number (727) 847-8092 Hearing Line Number (352) 309-7685 Mailing address: 7530 Little Road, Room 214, New Port Richey, FL 34654 Overnight mail should be sent to room 201 (Court Administration) instead of room 214 Hearing address: 7530 Little Road, Hearing Room 2L, New Port Richey, FL 34654 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Scheduling Hearings II. Hearing Materials III. Proposed Orders/ Judicial Automated Workflow System (JAWS) IV. Telephonic Instructions V. Motions Considered Without a Hearing VI. Emergency Motions VII. Civil Jury Trials, Civil Non Jury Trials And Foreclosure Trials -- 1 of 4 -- I. Scheduling Hearings • This section does not schedule hearings via JAWS. • To obtain special set hearing dates and times, please email CrCivW1@jud6.org. • Prior to confirming your hearing date and drafting a notice of hearing, you must clear the hearing date with all interested parties and have previously filed the Motion with the Clerk’s office. • Until the Motion(s) appear as filed on the Clerk’s Docket, you cannot set the matter for hearing. • The notice of hearing should be filed within 24 hours of securing the date and served on all parties on the service list. • If you are canceling a hearing, you must notify the JA via email and file a notice of cancelation. II. Hearing Materials • At least 48 hours before a hearing, hearing materials should be submitted to the Judicial Assistant via email. Hearing Materials should include a copy of the notice of hearing, a courtesy copy of the motion and any applicable case law. If a party has voluminous hearing materials and wishes to submit hard copies, that is permitted and a package can be mailed to our physical address. Orders should not be submitted until after the hearing. III. Submitting Orders in JAWS • It is the Court’s preference that proposed orders be uploaded to JAWS (Judicial Automated Workflow System). Once your order is uploaded it will either be reviewed and signed with Judge Byrd’s electronic signature or rejected with an explanation. • You must always upload an explanatory cover letter and every proposed order must state whether opposing counsel has agreed to the form and content. • All documents are to be uploaded as PDF Documents. • Orders submitted following a hearing should state that fact including the date of the hearing. • Electronically conformed copies will only be provided to the email addresses which have been properly associated to the case in JAWS. It is the responsibility of the party uploading a proposed order to confirm that all email addresses have been added to JAWS. The Clerk and JA DO NOT maintain the associated party database. • If there are any parties without an email service address, it is the responsibility of the party submitting the order to serve those parties via U.S. Mail. The following language should be included on the service list: “Plaintiff/Defendant will serve a conformed copy via U.S. Mail to the following: “ • The Judicial Assistant cannot assist you with JAWS troubleshooting. You may review the webpage: http://www.jud6.org/legalcommunity/JAWS/howto.html or contact the JAWS help desk at 727-453-4357 for assistance. -- 2 of 4 -- • Any order or judgment which requires a sale date be filled in by the clerk, you must fill in the sale date prior to submitting. Do not leave this blank or the order will be rejected. Please contact Dade City Clerk, Tabitha Torres at (352) 521-4408 x4798 for foreclosure sale dates. IV. Telephonic Instructions • Most hearings are being conducted telephonically. Some evident [Excerpt — full preferences at the official source link.]
6th Jud. Cir. Judicial Practice Preferences (per-judge official PDF)official source ↗
Practice rules & preferences (1)
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Judge Kimberly Byrd — Practice Preferences (Pasco Circuit Civil, Section G/J2/J6/Q4)
Divisional Instructionskimberly-byrd — Section G/J2/J6/Q4 — Pasco Circuit Civil (Judge Kimberly Byrd)high confidenceJudge Kimberly Byrd — Pasco County, Circuit Civil Division, Section G/J2/J6/Q4, Sixth Judicial Circuit (Room 214). Official Practice Preferences, live-fetched and sha256-verified 2026-07-08 (sha256 7e7fb73c9364…). Key requirements (verbatim excerpts from the published preferences): • "You must always upload an explanatory cover letter and every proposed order must state whether opposing counsel has agreed to the form and content." • "The following list of motions must be handled ex parte, do not set for hearing unless the court instructs you to do so. Motion to Appoint Guardian ad Litem/Attorney ad Litem Motion for Writ of Possession Motion for Rehearing/Reconsideration Motion to Recuse/Disqualify VI." • "You may review the webpage: http://www.jud6.org/legalcommunity/JAWS/howto.html or contact the JAWS help desk at 727-453-4357 for assistance." • "Prior to confirming your hearing date and drafting a notice of hearing, you must clear the hearing date with all interested parties and have previously filed the Motion with the Clerk’s office." • "If you are canceling a hearing, you must notify the JA via email and file a notice of cancelation." • "The Clerk and JA DO NOT maintain the associated party database." Scheduling via JAWS (Pasco system). Full preferences: https://www.jud6.org/trdv/view/3225
6th Jud. Cir. (Pasco), Judge Kimberly Byrd Practice Preferences (Section G/J2/J6/Q4; official published PDF)official source ↗
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