Florida Family Law Rule 12.4501
RULE 12.4501. JUDICIAL NOTICE
In family cases, the court may take judicial notice of any
matter described in section 90.202(6), Florida Statutes, when
imminent danger to persons or property has been alleged and it is
impractical to give prior notice to the parties of the intent to take
judicial notice. Opportunity to present evidence relevant to the
propriety of taking judicial notice under section 90.204(1), Florida
Statutes, may be deferred until after judicial action has been taken.
If judicial notice is taken under this rule, the court must, within 2
business days, file a notice in the pending case of the matters
judicially noticed. For purposes of this rule, the term “family cases”
has the same meaning as provided in the Florida Rules of General
Practice and Judicial Administration.
In family cases, the court may take judicial notice of any
matter described in section 90.202(6), Florida Statutes, when
imminent danger to persons or property has been alleged and it is
impractical to give prior notice to the parties of the intent to take
judicial notice. Opportunity to present evidence relevant to the
propriety of taking judicial notice under section 90.204(1), Florida
Statutes, may be deferred until after judicial action has been taken.
If judicial notice is taken under this rule, the court must, within 2
business days, file a notice in the pending case of the matters
judicially noticed. For purposes of this rule, the term “family cases”
has the same meaning as provided in the Florida Rules of General
Practice and Judicial Administration.