Division: O - Juvenile Dependency
Judicial Assistant: Amanda Avalos
Office: (321) 637-5594 | Email
Located at the Moore Justice Center Viera, Brevard
Attorneys, please send your request to Judge McKibben’s Judicial Assistant Amanda Avalos at amanda.avalos@flcourts18.org and include a copy of your motion and how much time hearing time you are seeking. Please ensure that you include all parties in any correspondence.
If you are representing yourself pro se, please send your request to Judge McKibben’s Judicial Assistant Amanda Avalos at amanda.avalos@flcourts18.org and include a copy of your motion and how much time hearing time you are seeking. Please ensure that you include all parties in any correspondence.
Please note that any communication or correspondence from either party, other than setting a hearing, submission of proposed orders and providing any other documents requested by the court will not be addressed via email. Any other communication is considered ex-parte and will not be considered by The Court.
Additionally, if you have an attorney assigned to your case, please direct your concerns to them directly.
Judge McKibben’s 2024 Dependency Calendars
Judge McKibben’s 2025 Dependency Calendars
NOTE: Judge McKibben DOES NOT USE JACS. Calendars are subject to change hourly, so check back frequently to guarantee accurate updates.
The Eighteenth Judicial Circuit provides procedural instructions for attorneys along with policies that may differ within the guidelines of the law between judges and county or circuit court.
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There are courtroom rules and policies governing all divisions of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Court. All parties are expected to follow these rules.
Below are Judge McKibben's Procedures
Judge McKibben also presides over the Brevard Early Childhood Court
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