Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure
RULE 9.360 PARTIES
(i) within 10 days of service of a timely filed petition or notice of appeal;
(ii) within the time prescribed for filing a notice of appeal; or
(iii) within the time prescribed in rule 9.100(c). The original and 1 copy of the notice of joinder, accompanied by any filing fees prescribed by law, shall be filed either before service or immediately thereafter in the same manner as the petition or notice of appeal.
(1) If substitution of a party is necessary for any reason, the court may so order on its own motion or that of a party.
(2) Public officers as parties in their official capacities may be described by their official titles rather than by name. Their successors in office shall be automatically substituted as parties.
(3) If a party dies while a proceeding is pending and that party's rights survive, the court may order the substitution of the proper party on its own motion or that of any interested person.
(4) If a person entitled to file a notice dies before filing and that person's rights survive, the notice may be filed by the personal representative, attorney of record, or, if none, by any interested person. Following filing, the proper party shall be substituted.
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