A nonfinal order contemplates continuing judicial labor and typically evades review until the conclusion of a case, when it merges into the final judgment and may be reviewed on plenary appeal.

What is considered a final order?

A Final Order is the written resolution of a case before an administrative law judge at the Office of Administrative Hearings. The judge provides a written decision to give the parties to the case a clear explanation of the result, and a permanent record of the result.

What is a final order for appeal in Florida?

A partial final judgment is appealable as a final order when the judgment adjudicates a distinct and severable cause of action that is not interrelated with remaining claims pending in the trial court. Fla. R. App.