Court Program Specialist II: Family Law Case Coordinator

20th Judicial Circuit of Florida; Naples (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision + other ins\u0

Sick + Vacation Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

Retirement plan options (Pension or }

Job summary

20th Judicial Circuit of Florida is seeking a Court Program Specialist II to assist judges with case management, hearings, and coordination in the Unified Family Court. The role includes providing information to litigants, reviewing filings, and preparing cases for court proceedings.

You will support case screening, statistics, and customer service, collaborating with judiciary and staff. A Bachelor's degree and prior court-related experience are preferred, with strong communication and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in public or judicial administration, criminal justice, social work, or related social science.
• Three years of work-related experience; substitute for education as applicable.

Responsibilities

• Case Screening and Coordination: screen cases and assign tracks per Unified Family Court model.
• Case Research and Statistics: compile data and prepare family division reports.
• Effective Communication and Customer Service: assist litigants and outside parties and provide status updates.
• Other duties as assigned and support to judges and staff.

Skills

Case management

Customer service

Written and verbal communication

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor's degree in public or judicial administration, criminal justice, social work, or related social science

Three years of related work experience

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

20th Judicial Circuit of Florida is seeking a Court Program Specialist II to assist judges with case management, hearings, and coordination in the Unified Family Court. The role includes providing information to litigants, reviewing filings, and preparing cases for court proceedings.

You will support case screening, statistics, and customer service, collaborating with judiciary and staff. A Bachelor's degree and prior court-related experience are preferred, with strong communication and