october 2013 edition of the paralegal pipeline

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Brevard Paralegal Association Chapter

Paralegal Association of Florida, Inc.

The Paralegal PipelineInspiring professional growth...one paralegal at a time

OCTOBER 2013

IN THIS ISSUE

State News 2

Chapter News 3

New Members 4

October MembershipMeeting 5

Photo Gallery 6, 7

Student Segment 8

Scholarships/Training 8

E-filing Information 9-13

CommunityService 14

2013-14 BoardListing 15

Sponsors 16, 17, 18

Follow us! SearchBrevard Paralegal

Association and join!We list useful links,information regardingupcoming meetingsand events!

Thanks to E-Filing, September's meet-ing has made history for our Associa-tion. We had seventy nine (79)RSVPs, between members, guests,and guest speakers. A big thank youto the Brevard County Clerk ofCourt e-Filing Training Team fortheir presence and presentation. A

big thank you to BPA's Board, forworking so hard in putting this meet-ing together. Thank you members forsupporting this event and for bringingguests and friends. It was a success!

Can you believe October is alreadyhere? It was just the other day whenwe welcomed 2013. Now Thanksgiv-ing and Christmas are just around thecorner. As for me, I'm so grateful for

this month as I get ready to go toBrazil with my husband to visit myfamily. Our godchildren, twin girls,have been asking my sister and myparents daily when are we arriving. Iconfess that I don't know who ismore excited them or us.

October will be a busy month for

PAF. PAF is having the 2013 Fall

Seminar hosted by the PAF PinellasChapter at St. Petersburg, FL on Oc-tober 5 at the Hilton St. PetersburgBayfront. The Seminar has been ap-proved by NALA for 7.0 hours ofCLE Credit, including 3.0 hours ofEthics. Following the Seminar, PAFwill be holding a Special Meeting for

the purpose of adopting the pro-posed Amended and Restated Bylaws.Lastly, on Sunday, October 6, PAFwill be having a Board Meeting withthe Executive Committee and Chap-ter Presidents.

I hope to see you at the Seminar andthe Special Meeting. I also hope tosee you at BPA's October Meeting atSuntree Country Club. This month

our guest Speaker is Attorney JamesHaggard from Brevard County LegalAid, Inc. Mr. Haggard will be speakingon the topic, "Law Office Technologyand the Role of the Paralegal".

Best regards,

Silvia CowanBrevard's Chapter - Immediate PastPresident

PAF - Secretary

Monthly Message


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PAFMEMBERSHIP

INFORMATION

If you have recently attendedone of our Chapters Member-ship Dinner Meetings, we hopeyou will consider joining ourprofessional organization.

The benefits to name a fewinclude: networking, job bank,

training, CLEs, and scholar-ships.

Applications can be obtainedthrough the PAF Website orcontacting PAF Headquarters.Contact information and website are listed below.

All applications and member-ship fees are submitted directlyto PAF.

REMINDER!!!!

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP OF

PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA, INC.

A Special Meeting is being held of the Active Members of PAF for the

purpose of adopting the proposed Amended and Restated Bylaws.

Place: Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront333 First Street South

St. Petersburg, FL 33701

Date: Saturday, October 5th, 2013

Time: 5:15 - 5:45 p.m.

PROXY INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPECIAL MEETING

If you are an Active Member of PAF and unable to attend the SpecialMeeting in St. Petersburg, it is important that you designate a proxyand alternate proxy with instructions. The completed designationform and proxy instruction form must be sent to the PAF Secretary,Silvia Cowan. In accordance with Section 3.11 of the Bylaws, the formsmust be e-mailed ([email protected]) or delivered to the Secretary prior

to the Special Meeting on October 5, 2013.

The Notice of the Special Meeting, Designation of Proxy and AlternateProxy Form, Instructions to Proxy and Alternate Proxy Form, and the

Proposed and Restated Bylaws have been e-mailed to all Active Mem-

bers.

Notable News from PAF

Paralegal Association of

Florida, Inc.

466 94th Avenue North

St. Petersburg, FL 33702

Tel. 727-258-0460www.pafinc.org


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The Board of Directors will be meeting onMonday, September 30,

2013 at 6:00 p.m. at Perkins Restaurant, 8200 N. Wickham Road, Mel-bourne, FL 32940. Please feel free to attend if your schedule permits.

Incentives for Members to Bring Guests: Our Chapters newincentive program is off to a huge success. In

August we had five guests brought by 4 mem-bers and in September we had 17 guestsbrought by 7 members. The competition is

growing among the members. Lets keep thosenumbers growing!!!!

If you remember, the program offers a free raffle ticket for every guesta member brings to a meeting. The raffle ticket is for a chance to win aspecial basket that has been donated. Only those members bringing

guests are eligible to participate in the raffle drawing. To kick off the newprogram we raffled a basket in August andJessica Pauleywas the grandwinner. The intent is to have a drawing at the end of every quarter fora basket. For every guest a member has brought to a meeting duringthe quarter, a ticket will be entered into the raffle.

Plans for the PAF Fall Seminar 2014 Hosted by BrevardAt our next meeting, the Board of Directors will be working on com-

mittee assignments for the seminar being hosted by our Chapter. Allthe site visits to the area hotels have been completed and the informa-tion has been forwarded to PAF. The next step is to formalize theSeminar Committee and develop a work plan. This seminar is a won-derful opportunity to showcase our Chapter and all that BrevardCounty has to offer.

CALLING ALL MEMBERS: If you are new to our Chapter andare looking for away to get more involved and meet more people inthe organization, this is an excellent opportunity. If you have been amember for sometime but have not been active in any of the standing

committees, this is an excellent opportunity to get involved and shareyour hidden expertise and experience. We will need people to helpwith seminar topics/speakers, recruitment of vendors, promotion ofthe seminar to our legal community, an evening reception, hospitalitysuite, items for gift bags, decorations, and volunteering at the seminar.

Please volunteer now by e-mailing Anne Cope [email protected] and help us make this the bestPAF Seminar ever hosted by a Chapter.

Silvia Cowan

Trudy HowardLee Ann Kateb

Joan McMahon

Deborah Tuttle

MEMBERSHIP COUNT

58 Active 1 Associates

9 Students 2 Honorary

1 Pending

Total 71

They say its your Birthday Notable News from Your Board of Directors

Winner

???

Happy Birthday to Ya


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BPAS NEWEST

MEMBERS

Active Members

Kimberly Curry

Kerrie Kellam

Marcy Hoover

Student Members

Kelly Ann Combs

Constance Diehl

Trinnia Guittar

Karen Steele-Householder

Joan McMahon

Michelle Platt

Please take every opportunity

to welcome our new membersat our monthly dinner meet-

ings.

NEW MEMBER PROFILE

Jessica Saeger

I am very excited to become a new member of the Paralegal Asso-ciation of Florida. I graduated from Brevard Community College

through the paralegal program. I gained excellent legal experienceduring my internship with Moser & Moser, P.A and I had a wonderfulmentor Jeremie Ayala. I am looking forward to expanding my legalknowledge through the CLE courses offered and to network with

others within the legal community.

THANK YOU FROM THE

PRESIDENTS CORNER

To Tracy King for the idea and coordination of the BrevardCounty Clerk of Courts E-filing Training Team presentation atthe September meeting. Not only was the idea timely given theOctober 1st deadline for criminal cases, it resulted in the highestattendance at a BPA Membership Meeting in the history of theorganization.

To Cathie Cummings, Linda Goettsche, Debbie Gapsch, HopeLutz, Jeremie Ayala and Silva Cowan who all took on additionalroles and work to help make the September meeting a huge suc-

cess.

To Sarah Matteson, Attorney for Brevard Legal Aid who gra-ciously rescheduled her presentation to BPA in order to havethe staff from the Clerks Office present before the October1stdeadline.

To Hope Lutz, our BPA Treasurer for diligently maintaining ourfinancial records which resulted in a clean audit conducted by theBudget/Audit Committee for fiscal year 2012/2013.

To Karen Steele-Householder (new member) and David Willswho graciously agreed to share photography duties for all our

BPA functions.

To Katie ORourke (new member) who so willingly assumed the

duties of BPA Student Liaison at East Florida State College.


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OCTOBER MEMBERSHIP MEETING

October 10, 2013

6:00 P.M.

Suntree Country Club

One Country Club Drive

Melbourne, FL 32940

LAW OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND THE ROLE OF THE PARALEGAL

PRESENTER

JAMES HAGGARD, ESQUIRE

BREVARD COUNTY LEGAL AID, INC.


LEARN HOW TO REDUCE PROCEDURAL ERRORS THROUGHADVANCES IN TECHNOLOGY AND AUTOMATION OF NON-

SKILLED TASKS. LEARN ABOUT TECHNOLOGIES THAT ARE CURRENTLY BE-

ING DEVELOPED AND THEIR GREATEST IMPACT ON THE

PRACTICE OF LAW.

LEARN ABOUT POTENTIAL PITFALLS IN SOME TECHNOLOGY

ADVANCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE PRACTICE OF LAW.

WINE AND CHEESE BASKET WILL

BE RAFFLED OFF$1 TICKET

DONT MISS OUT!!!

THERE ARE FIVE GUESTS IN THIS PHOTO AND TWO GUESTS NOTPICTURED. SILVIA JUST GOT 7 RAFFLE TICKETS FOR THE SPE-CIAL PRIZE DRAWING IN DECEMBER FOR MEMBERS WHOBROUGHT GUESTS TO OUR DINNER MEETINGS. PLEASE MAKE

SURE YOUR NAME IS INCLUDED.

BRING A GUEST TO OUR OCTOBER MEETING


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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

AUGUST 8, 2013


SEPTEMBER DINNER MEETING

BREVARD COUNTY CLERK OF THE COURT

TRAINING TEAM

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)

Ann Morgan, Court Clerk Titusville

Rachel Sadoff, Customer Service Supervisor

Lisa Baumgartner, Civil EDP Clerk

Kim Booth, Criminal Law Supervisor Viera

Chris Dugan, Civil Law Supervisor Titusville

Angela Roberts, Child Support Supervisor

Angelo Flores, Operation Support Supervisor


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STUDENT SEGMENT

Hello Everyone!

My name is Emily (Katie) ORourkeand I am the new East Florida StateCollege (EFSC) new Student Liai-son. I entered into the ParalegalStudies Program in Fall of 2011 andinstantly knew it ws the perfect ca-reer for me. Through EFSC andBPA, I have met a lot of great peo-ple and made some new friends. Iam very excited to help new andexisting students in any way I can.

Please feel free to contact me [email protected] questions or comments.

See you at the meetings!

THANK YOU!!

A big thank you to Jodi Grangerwho was our previous student liai-

son. We appreciate the work youwere able to do on behalf of thestudents and BPA. We know weare not saying goodbye because wewill continue to see you at our din-

ner meetings.

STUDY GROUP FOR NALACERTIFICATION

In the past, BPA has helped organize a study group for paralegalsplanning to sit for the NALA Certification Exam. We have had

some interest in organizing a group.

If you are interested in participating in such a group, please contact

Anne Cope at [email protected].

REMINDER

STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS

AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE DUE

OCTOBER 15, 2013

Criminal e-filing training sessions

Offered by Brevard county clerk

of courtPlease see training information included in this newsletter. The in-

formation is the same as what was handed out at Septembers Din-ner Meeting. One handout is for training at Viera the other Titus-ville.

In addition, please see the Q & A document in this newsletter.This handout includes the answers to all the questions memberssubmitted to the training team prior to our September meeting.You also received the same Q & A as a handout at that meeting.


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Brevard County Clerk of Court

SCOTT ELLIS

The Brevard County Clerks Office is pleased to offer e-Filing training to

Brevard Countys legal community. e-Filing became mandatory April 1, 2013,

in all of the Civil divisions and begins October 1, 2013, in Criminal divisions.

Attorneys, Paralegals and Legal Assistants will be allowed to access the Clerks

test e-Portal to file test documents.

Criminal E-Filing Training Sessions

Moore Justice Center

Viera Training Room

2825 Fran Jamieson Way

Viera, FL 32940-8006

Evening Sessions

6:00 PM 8:00 PM

Morning Sessions

9:00 AM 11:00 AM

Afternoon Session

1:00 PM 3:00 PM

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HOW TO SIGN UP: Email us with the date and time that you wish to attend.

It is just that simple. ( [email protected] ) Please add the following

information to the subject line: Viera Training for Brevard Legal Criminal E-Filing

Class size is limited to 7 students per session.


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Brevard County Clerk of Court

SCOTT ELLIS

The Brevard County Clerks Office is pleased to offer e-Filing training toBrevard Countys legal community. e-Filing became mandatory April 1, 2013,

in all of the Civil divisions and begins October 1, 2013, in Criminal divisions.

Attorneys, Paralegals and Legal Assistants will be allowed to access the Clerks

test e-Portal to file test documents.

Criminal E-Filing Training Sessions

Parkway ComplexParkway Training Room

700 S. Park Avenue

Titusville, FL 32780

Evening Sessions

6:00 PM 8:00 PM

Morning Sessions

9:00 AM 11:00 AM

Afternoon Session

1:00 PM 3:00 PM

September 16th

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HOW TO SIGN UP: Email us with the date and time that you wish to attend.

It is just that simple. ( [email protected] ) Please add the following

information to the subject line: Titusville Training for Brevard Legal Criminal E-Filing

Class size is limited to 7 students per session.


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E-Filing Questions and Answers(This Q & A was distributed at the September BPA Meeting in response to questions

members had submitted in advance of the meeting)

1. When will e-filing start for AP cases?

We are in the process of updating the necessary codes to allow filing in AP cases at the local level(county to circuit). Filing with a DCA through the portal is being implemented incrementally. The2DCA is scheduled first. For updates, periodically check the News & Information section when youlog into the portal.

2. Please list all the cases that will be on the e-filing system as of October 1, 2013.

Brevard County will accept the following Case Categories as of October 1, 2013 CA, CC, SC, DR,CP, MH, GA, CF, MM, CT, TR, MO, CO, IN, CJ, and DP.

3. Please explain the process of opening up a new civil case.

We will be providing a demonstration.

4. What about Orders that the Judges sign and give to the attorney's in court and tells the attorney tofile the order with the clerk's office. Can they be e-filed? Attorney doesn't want to go to the clerk'soffice and stand in line.

Original orders signed by a judge need to be hand-delivered to the Clerks Office they cannot befiled through the portal.

5. What about Default by the Clerk (can't e-file the envelopes) so do they have to be hand filed or canthey be e-filed and then when issued emailed back to requesting attorney and mailed out to all partiesfrom the attorney's office?

Proposed Defaults cannot be filed through the portal. Upon receipt of a Motion for Default, theClerk will review the case and, if applicable, prepare a Default and mail it to the attorney.

6. What about sending in a Writ of Possession can that be e-filed and emailed back to attorney's officewhen issued or does that still need to be hand filed.

Currently, the only proposed process that can be submitted through the portal is a Summons. Weare developing procedures to allow other processWrit of Possession, Notice of Action, Writ ofGarnishment, etc.

7. When will we be able to serve opposing attorneys through e-filing portal?

An e-service component is currently in the testing phase. The Florida Courts E-Filing Authority an-ticipates that this functionality will be available in the very near future.

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8. 5 Day Summons for Evictions-what about the envelope(s) we provide to the clerk's office for you tomail a copy of the complaint to the tenant(s)?

The proposed Summons may be submitted through the portal. Additional copies of the complaint

and envelopes for mailing must be submitted separately via mail or hand-delivery to the Clerks Of-fice. Please note that for Default purposes, the Clerk will use the latter of the date of service/postingof the Summons or the mailing of copies when calculating the 5 business days. Florida Statute 83.22(2)

9. Can you e-file the mini versions of depositions instead of the full page longer ones?

The Clerk will accept whichever version of a deposition that an attorney chooses to submit. How-ever, if the court, statute, or Rule of Procedure requires the full deposition, then the full depositionshould be submitted.

10. When we file a caveat, there is no provision for payment. We wind up filing it and then get a letterfrom the Clerk asking for payment. What are we doing wrong?

Most of these payment processed have been updated and are in production. The remaining issuesare being updated.

11. Is it okay to file the mini-transcripts of depos? Otherwise, what do you suggest with large transcriptswhich need to be split up due to large data content?

See #9. If a deposition or any other document exceeds 25m, the document may be submitted via aCD, thumb drive, or any other appropriate external media. If the filing attorney includes a return

envelope, the media will be returned to the filer.

12. Please explain the pending que.

The Pending Queue is a holding queue for filings that cannot be accepted by the Clerk. Dependingon the reason the filing was moved to the Pending Queue, the filer may either correct the document(s) within the filing (wrong case number on pleading) and resubmit the filing or create a new filing(the filing fee submitted is incorrect). Filings in the Pending Queue for more than seven businessdays will be moved to the Judicial Review queue. AO 13-15

13. What does Sending to Local System mean when listed as the Status?

Sending to Local System means that there has been a transmission failure on the Clerks side. Weare manually correcting these. We cannot change the portal statusit will be updated by the portalstaff at some time in the future. If the event appears on the ROA and there is an image, the docu-ment is considered filed. Give us a filing number and we can confirm or correct.

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14. Document listed as Pending Filing since May, what does that mean?

Sending to Local System means that there has been a transmission failure on the Clerks side. Weare manually correcting these. We cannot change the portal statusit will be updated by the portal

staff at some time in the future. If the event appears on the ROA and there is an image, the docu-ment is considered filed. Give us a filing number and we can confirm or correct.

15. Need ALL procedures explained on 5 day evictions/ default with envelopes/mailing the initial complaint/procedure for the writ of possess and the money order to the sheriff etc.

We will provide an explanation during our presentation.

16. When you have a problem with the actual portal function and you contact the FCCC, they do not

respond to you at all, our office has both emailed and called with no returned call or e-mail. Thisis very frustrating especially when you are under a deadline. Is there any other way to contact the

FCCC so that they get back to our attorney's?

We understand their frustration as we have the same experience. If we are unable to assist you(we have figured out many of the technical portal problems), then the only option is to contactportal support. You may, however, follow up with them as often as you need to in order to getthem to respond. Always have the ticket number that they assign available when you contactthem. Also, the subject line of an email to them should contain URGENT CANNOT EFILE.

Support contact information for Attorneys and [email protected]

17. When a file is placed in Pending Queue is there a way to delete the entire filing and restart? For

example, you filed it under the wrong case number, is there a way to change the case number once

it has been filed, or to delete the filing all together?

Filings cannot be deleted. If it is moved to the Pending Queue and a new filing has to be created,

the old filing will ultimately be moved to the Judicial Review queue.

18. If you have a problem with the Portal and cannot resubmit a file that was placed in Pending Queue,

are paper filings still accepted at any of the Clerk's offices?

All filings should be submitted through the portal unless the filing exceeds 25m in which case itcan be submitted on external media (CD, flash drive).
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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COMMUNITY SERVICE CHAIRToni-Marie DAlessandro, CP, FCP, FRP

American Cancer Society

2013 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer

This month's community service will benefit breast cancer awareness and research for a cure.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is the American Cancer Society's premier event to raise awareness andfunds to fight breast cancer. Making Strides is your opportunity to honor breast cancer survivors, educatewomen about breast cancer prevention and early detection, and raise funds and awareness to help achieve aday when no one will have to hear the words You have breast cancer.

When you support Making Strides, you are helping the Society seek better ways to prevent, detect, and treatbreast cancer, as well as provide help and hope to people facing the disease.

Give a Donation Give in Memory Give in Honor

Every dollar you provide to the American Cancer Society goes toward eliminating cancer as a major health

concern. Your donation is essential to supporting our mission, which fights cancer on four fronts: research,education, advocacy, and service.

Research: The American Cancer Society is the largest source of private, nonprofit cancerresearch funds in the United States, second only to the federal government. The Society has hada hand in virtually every major cancer breakthrough of the past half-century. With your help, wecan continue on this path.

Education: The American Cancer Society provides free educational programs and supportservices to help improve the quality of life for all cancer patients and their families, includingprevention and early detection initiatives like the Great American Health Challenge; our toll-freeinformation line 1-800-ACS-2345, available any time, day or night; and this Web site, with theaccurate information available to any Internet user 24 hours a day.

Advocacy: The American Cancer Society Action Network SM [ACS CAN] is the Society'snonprofit, nonpartisan sister organization that consists of a grassroots network of volunteersworking on the local, state, and federal levels to pass meaningful legislation. ACS CAN advocatesfor stronger public health laws to fight cancer and achieve equal access to quality health care forall people.

Service: If you are diagnosed with cancer, where can you turn for help? The American CancerSociety offers many free programs for patients and survivors, including rides to and fromtreatment; the Cancer Survivors Network for support; beauty products for patients to help themrestore their self-confidence after debilitating treatment; and more.


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Treasurers ReportHope Lutz, CP, Treasurer

As of August 31, 2013Checking $5,491.58Savings $3,875.87

Audit report submitted to PAF.Financial records were in compli-ance.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PresidentAnne Copeacope@annecopeconsulting,com

Vice PresidentTracy King, [email protected]

TreasurerHope Lutz, [email protected]

SecretaryLinda Goettsche, FRP, [email protected]

Immediate Past PresidentSilvia [email protected]

ParliamentarianToni-Marie DAlessandro, CP, FCP, [email protected]

Member-at-LargeDebbie [email protected]

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

BudgetJenny Lawton-Seal, CP, FRP

[email protected]

Bylaws and Standing RulesMaureen Mo Martens, CP, FRP

[email protected]

Community ServiceToni-Marie DAlessandro, CP, FCP, [email protected]

Education/ScholarshipRoma Molinaro, CP, FCP, FRP, [email protected]

Student LiaisonEmily (Katie) [email protected]

Job Bank CoordinatorKim M. Dexter, ACP, [email protected]

Local Bar LiaisonSilvia [email protected]

MeetingsCathie Cummingsfor dinner reservations [email protected]

MembershipTracy King, [email protected]

Newsletter Editor

Anne [email protected]

PublicityJessica Pauley, [email protected]

Ways and MeansJeremie [email protected]

OTHER POSITIONS

Karen Steele-Householder

[email protected] [email protected]/Photographer

PAF WebsiteKim Nowakowski, RP, [email protected]

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