Court Rules
About Judge Justin Beresky

Justin Beresky is a judge on the Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County, the state's trial court of general jurisdiction for Maricopa County. The court handles a broad range of civil, criminal, family, and probate matters.

This judge's procedures are not published separately; they are available through the court's general rules.

Common questions about Judge Justin Beresky's rules

Does Judge Justin Beresky require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Justin Beresky's rules set a pre-motion procedure for covered motions. The court will allow response and reply time before determining whether to set a motion for oral argument or evidentiary hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion Practice

What must be included with motion filings before Judge Justin Beresky?

The rule requires proposed order. Motions must be accompanied by a proposed order and self-addressed stamped envelopes.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion Practice

What must be included with pretrial order filings before Judge Justin Beresky?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Parties must provide the court with proposed questions for a digital questionnaire at the final trial management conference.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Trial Schedule

How may parties contact Judge Justin Beresky's chambers?

The rule addresses phone communications with Judge Justin Beresky's chambers. Parties must notify Judge Beresky or his Judicial Assistant at the earliest opportunity of any anticipated safety issue.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Trial Practice and Procedure

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Justin Beresky?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. The request must include adversary position. Motions to Continue must state the opposing party's position, or describe the attempts made to contact the opposing party.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion Practice
Complete rules summary for Judge Justin Beresky

Counsel and litigants must call or email the division if running late for a scheduled hearing.

Motions must be accompanied by a proposed order and self-addressed stamped envelopes.

A request for oral argument on a motion must be noted in the caption of the motion.

The court will allow response and reply time before determining whether to set a motion for oral argument or evidentiary hearing.

Motions to Continue must state the opposing party's position, or describe the attempts made to contact the opposing party.

All motions must be made in writing.

Counsel should contact the Judicial Assistant if they have not received a ruling on a filed motion.

Motions requiring expedited consideration must include the phrase "expedited consideration requested" to the right of the caption and state the basis for the expedited relief.

The court will rule on expedited consideration requests by setting an expedited response date by Minute Entry Order, then rule once the response date expires.

Parties must provide the court with proposed questions for a digital questionnaire at the final trial management conference.

Numerous proposed questionnaire questions should be forwarded to the Judicial Assistant electronically.

No separate bench copy of exhibits is required; all exhibits should be timely provided to the court clerk.

Bench memoranda outlining evidentiary issues are permitted but do not replace a motion in limine.

Do not file motions in limine that simply ask the court to comply with the Rules of Evidence.

Speaking objections are not permitted in the presence of the jury; counsel may state "objection" and cite the relevant rule.

Parties must notify Judge Beresky or his Judicial Assistant at the earliest opportunity of any anticipated safety issue.

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