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: Abstract Appeal

Certified Conflict: Rule 1.525

By Matt Conigliaro, Esq.

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In this case, the Fifth District held that, under rule 1.525, a motion for fees and costs cannot be served more than 30 days after the entry of judgment. The court certified conflict with this decision from the Third District, which held that if the final judgment establishes a party's entitlement to fees, the timing of the party's motion to set the amount is not governed by rule 1.525. The

Full post as published by Abstract Appeal on June 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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