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The Orlando Division is headquartered in downtown Orlando, Florida. It serves Brevard, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia Counties.
401 West Central Boulevard
Orlando, Florida 32801
The courthouse is open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The clerk's office is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Both are open Monday through Friday, except on holidays.
The courthouse is wheelchair-accessible, with ramps on both sides of the main entrance, elevators, and a wheelchair-height counter in the intake office. Contact the clerk’s office if further accommodation is needed.
Private space is on the fourth floor in room 4-421. This space is available to lawyers, staff members, jurors, and members of the public anytime during regular clerk's office hours between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
There are food and drink vending machines in the courthouse but no restaurant or cafeteria.
Conference space for lawyers is on the fourth floor of the courthouse in room 4-421. The room includes a desk, chairs, a computer, a printer, a fax machine, WiFi, tables, a sofa, a microwave oven, and a Keurig coffeemaker.
There is no designated parking for the courthouse, but there are several pay-to-park lots and metered parking spaces nearby.
To ensure courthouse security:
- No one may bring onto courthouse property a firearm, ammunition, explosive device, knife, pocket knife, chemical spray, or any other weapon.
- Absent an exception, no one may bring a personal electronic device (for example, a cell phone, laptop computer, or tablet) beyond a courthouse's security checkpoint. For information on exceptions, see the court's policy regarding electronics in the courthouse in Local Rule 7.02.
- Each visitor to a courthouse must present a valid official photo identification, such as a state identification, state driver license, federal identification, military identification, or current passport.
- Each visitor to a courthouse must pass through a metal detector staffed by court security officers. If an alert sounds, a court security officer will scan the visitor using a handheld wand. The visitor must place personal items in a tray to be scanned by x-ray. If an item appears questionable, the visitor must identify the item and may have to leave the courthouse with it.
Smoking is prohibited inside the courthouse.