Judge Elizabeth Taylor
Judge • New York Supreme Court, Bronx County
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideNew York Supreme Court, Bronx County publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 98 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
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- Agreement to mediate
In non-matrimonial presumptive mediation cases, all parties or their attorneys must complete the agreement to mediate, upload it to NYSCEF, and email a copy to the ADR Department.
- Applies to
- Agreement to mediate
In matrimonial presumptive mediation cases, all parties or their attorneys must complete the agreement to mediate, upload it to NYSCEF, and email a copy to the Matrimonial ADR Coordinator.
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- Working copy
Each covered document must first be filed through NYSCEF, after which its working copy delivered to the Part must have a firmly affixed, outward-facing copy of the related NYSCEF Notice on the back page; the Part will not accept a working copy without that notice.
E-Filing
All 18- Applies to
- Agreement to mediate
The completed agreement to mediate must be submitted through NYSCEF, with an additional copy emailed to BXSUPADR@nycourts.gov.
- Applies to
- Agreement to mediate
The completed matrimonial agreement to mediate must be submitted through NYSCEF, with an additional copy emailed to BXSUPADRMAT@NYCourts.gov.
A motion on notice or notice of petition in a New York Supreme Court e-filed case must be filed through NYSCEF.
Filing Timing
All 18After filing through NYSCEF and paying the motion fee, the Motion Support Office automatically calendars the matter, and the filer need not take further action.
- Deadline
- 3 business days
The supporting papers and proof of hard-copy service must be e-filed within three business days after service.
An Order to Show Cause must be commenced by April 18, 2024, or within three business days after the Board of Elections invalidates the petition.
Adjournments
All 10A compliant motion adjournment may be obtained by filing a stipulation of all parties through NYSCEF using the designated Stipulation to Adjourn Motion filing.
A non-stipulated adjournment or notice request is sent to Chambers for judicial decision, and the requesting attorney must notify the adversary of the result.
An adjournment of the hearing's commencement requires compelling reasons and approval from both the Referee and the referring Justice.
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