Greetings-

Is there a Rule in the Rules of Civil Procedure [FL] that says the opposing parties must provide any evidence they intend to use in a case?

I understand it is different for each state.

Sincerely,

Jon

Yes, it's called discovery. Dirty lawyers that can not win on facts and evidence usually do not respond to requests. Failure in discovery, I have been too liberal with my discovery with them, which is used against me in hearings to cover their actions based on my evidence.
Request for production and admissions filed with court 02-28-2022, here it is July filed motion to deem admissions admitted for the remainder of this case (paraphrasing here), DRC ( property division 3.5 years after divorce) stated "Ill consider it".
I am dealing with bias and hearsay evidence admitted by opposition and DRC issue now.
If I create a resolution I'll post here. Due process is not adhered to. Misconduct filings by me forthcoming.

Would you please provide an update on your situation?

Thanks!