[Dog Gone]

I just did a little internet research in the Florida courts and Greer is assigned to the probate division. So that would make him a probate judge.

I don't know enough about Florida civil procedure to know what significance that has, but to an outsider, that seems curious unless probate means "probate and guardian".

There is no "guardian" division.

[Cboldt]

I linked to the courts webpage. Didn't spend a lot of time digging through their orgchart. Greer's work history summary is out there too. He spent some time in the Family Court.

[Cboldt]

I just did a little internet research in the Florida courts and Greer is assigned to the probate division. So that would make him a probate judge.

OK. So now you don't have to doubt strongly the assertion by some that he is a probate judge. Unless I misunderstood the exchange at 250 / 233.

Apparently he's not even a state judge -- he's only a County probate judge!
233 posted on 03/24/2005 9:07:06 PM EST by expatpat

I've seen that assertion here at FR and doubt it strongly.
250 posted on 03/24/2005 9:10:32 PM EST by Dog Gone