What Is An Evidentiary Hearing 

Orlando and Winter Haven, Florida, attorney Reed Bloodworth explains that Bloodworth Law litigation often involves an evidentiary hearing.
What is an evidentiary hearing?
"In an evidentiary hearing, that's a situation that requires the judge to hear witness testimony that's under oath, that is relevant to the issue in the case," Reed said.
"When you have an evidentiary hearing, the first thing you've got to do is specifically set it for an evidentiary hearing so that the court is aware that witnesses be available.
"In most circumstances, you need to prepare exhibits ahead of time and get them pre-marked. You treat it somewhat like a mini-trial, like a little bench trial, and very similar to a trial."
What issues require evidentiary hearings?
--Most injunctions require an evidentiary hearing.
--In a probate dispute or a trust dispute, if you're seeking to remove a personal representative or remove a trustee, it typically requires an evidentiary hearing.
--If in a business litigation case you are seeking to have perhaps a receiver appointed to take control over a business, it typically requires an evidentiary hearing.
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Florida attorney L. Reed Bloodworth founded Bloodworth Law in 2016 as a solo law practice that handled trust litigation, probate and estate litigation, and business litigation.
Today, Bloodworth Law, PLLC, is a 2022 U.S. News & World Report “Best Law Firm” with skilled partners, attorneys, and legal staff in Orlando, and Winter Haven. Bloodworth Law represents clients in:
Trust litigation
Probate litigation
Business Litigation
Commercial litigation
Employer and labor law issues
Trust Administration
Probate Administration
Guardianship litigation
Estate Planning
PIP Litigation, and,
Mediation
Reed has practiced Florida law since 2004 and has handled hundreds of cases for clients across Florida in cities including:
• Atlantic Beach
• Belle Isle
• Cooper City
• Daytona Beach
• Fort Meyers
• Fort Lauderdale
• Isleworth
• Jacksonville
• Kissimmee
• Lakeland
• Lake Mary
• Longboat Key
• Naples
• North Palm Beach
• Orlando
• Palm Beach
• Parkland
• Sanibel
• Satellite Beach
• St. Augustine
• St. Petersburg
• Sarasota
• Tampa
• Tavares
• The Villages
• Windermere
• Winter Haven
• Winter Park
• West Palm Beach
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