Court Rules

Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 237 rules apply across New York Supreme Court, Kings County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

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    Request for judicial intervention

    Papers for each fee claim must be separately prepared and filed under its assigned index number, and a Request for Judicial Intervention is required to initiate court proceedings on that claim.

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    Pre mediation memorandum

    Counsel must provide the mediator at least ten calendar days before the initial session with a confidential, three-page memorandum containing specified settlement-related information.

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    Pre mediation memorandum

    A pro se litigant need not submit a pre-mediation memorandum but must speak directly with the mediator to answer pre-mediation questions.

Communication

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    Email to clerk

    Auction dates must be scheduled by contacting the Foreclosure Department at the listed email address; requests by letter or telephone are not accepted.

  • Contact
    Email to clerk

    Auction-scheduling email inquiries must include the index number, caption, referee’s name, requested date, and at least one alternative date; only one request per email is allowed.

  • Chambers fax communications are generally prohibited except for specified stipulations, Rule 7 PC Orders, and Rule 18 disclosure-related communications.

Filing Timing

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  • A proposed order omitted from a motion must be submitted to the IAS Judge within 60 days, or the motion may be deemed abandoned.

  • An application for a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale must be made within one year after entry of the Order of Reference; filing a Forbearance or Settlement Agreement suspends that period, and noncompliance results in automatic dismissal.

  • All Forbearance Agreements must be filed with the Foreclosure Clerk within 20 days after execution.

E-Filing

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    Application to convert pending action to electronic filing

    EDDS may not be used in matrimonial proceedings except to upload an application converting a pending action to electronic filing.

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    Consent to e filing stipulation or letter application

    EDDS should be used only to upload a consent-to-e-filing stipulation or a letter application.

  • After the consent stipulation or letter application, subsequent filings should be submitted through NYSCEF unless the court directs otherwise.

About Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo

Holds FRP4, DJMP2, & Part 36 in the Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term. Court staff: Part Clerk: Irina Kuznetsov The part rules page states: Updated: February 17, 2026.

Courtroom: 360 Adams Street, Room 296 Courtroom Phone Number: (347) 296-1411 Chambers Phone Number: (347) 401-9046 Part Emails: FRP4: KSCCVFRP4@nycourts.gov; DJMP2: KSCCVDJMP2@nycourts.gov For Part 36 Matters only: email Law Clerk Updated: February 17, 2026

Common questions about Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for notice of withdrawals. Details: delivery upon filing, by email. A motion withdrawal requires a notice filed through NYSCEF and an emailed courtesy copy to the relevant part email.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MOTIONS

Does Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo's rules set a pre-motion procedure for discovery. A motion seeking discovery may not be filed without the court’s prior approval.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MOTIONS

What must be included with default judgment motion filings before Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. A default-judgment motion must include non-military affidavits dated within 30 days before filing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MOTIONS

What must be included with foreclosure judgment motion filings before Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. A late foreclosure-judgment motion must include an affirmation demonstrating a valid and reasonable excuse for the delay.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MOTIONS

How may parties contact Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo's chambers?

The rule addresses phone communications with Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo's chambers. The court will not communicate ex parte, and any phone call to chambers must include all parties.

View ruleSource: page 1, section COMMUNICATIONS

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. The request must include reason for request. A consented one-time adjournment must be requested by stipulation filed in NYSCEF by noon on the preceding Monday, with an emailed courtesy copy to the relevant part email and all appearing parties.

View ruleSource: page 1, section APPEARANCES

Does Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo require motion papers to be bundled?

Yes. Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo requires bundling for covered papers. An electronically filed motion must attach previously filed materials as new exhibits rather than incorporating them by NYSCEF docket number.

View ruleSource: page 1, section FILING RULES

Is electronic filing required before Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Motions generally must be filed through NYSCEF, except for pro se filers or filers granted permission to submit a hard copy.

View ruleSource: page 1, section FILING RULES

When is a filing treated as filed before Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo?

The rule addresses filing timing, filing status, or cure windows. An adjourned default-judgment motion requires updated non-military affidavits in NYSCEF at least seven days before the adjournment date.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MOTIONS

What rule applies to service for court papers before Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: recipient: the opposing party. All papers filed with the court must be served on all adversaries.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MOTIONS
Complete rules summary for Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo

All papers filed with the court must be served on all adversaries.

A motion seeking discovery may not be filed without the court’s prior approval.

A default-judgment motion must include non-military affidavits dated within 30 days before filing.

An adjourned default-judgment motion requires updated non-military affidavits in NYSCEF at least seven days before the adjournment date.

On FRP4 matters, the plaintiff must move for default and/or summary judgment within 60 days after the answer is filed or the case is released from settlement conferences, as applicable.

A motion for judgment of foreclosure and sale must be filed within one year after entry of the order of reference.

A late foreclosure-judgment motion must include an affirmation demonstrating a valid and reasonable excuse for the delay.

A motion withdrawal requires a notice filed through NYSCEF and an emailed courtesy copy to the relevant part email.

Interim-relief applications noticed under 22 NYCRR § 202.7(f) must be noticed before 3:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday or before noon on Friday.

If the interim-relief notice deadline cannot be met, the relevant part email should be notified.

Unless the order to show cause states otherwise, answering or opposing papers must be served and filed by 4:00 p.m. on the day before the return date.

An attorney’s affidavit of service must be filed in NYSCEF no later than the Monday before the return date; a pro se movant must paper file it by the return date with the appropriate department.

Every settlement must be reported to the court in writing.

When a notice of pendency has been filed, the plaintiff must file a stipulation of discontinuance through NYSCEF within 60 days after the case is marked settled.

The court will deem an action abandoned if the plaintiff does not discontinue it within 60 days after settlement.

A written executed settlement agreement must be provided promptly, and every pending motion must be withdrawn by a NYSCEF notice copied to the relevant part email.

A stipulation of discontinuance must be filed through NYSCEF within 45 days of settlement and copied to the relevant part email.

A stipulation of settlement involving a pro se defendant must be filed for the court’s review and approval.

A consented one-time adjournment must be requested by stipulation filed in NYSCEF by noon on the preceding Monday, with an emailed courtesy copy to the relevant part email and all appearing parties.

A nonconsensual adjournment request must be emailed to the relevant part email by noon on the preceding Monday and copied to all appearing parties.

An adjournment request should state whether the request is consensual.

An objection to an adjournment must be emailed with its basis to the relevant part by 2:00 p.m. on the preceding Monday and copied to all appearing parties.

Failure to timely object by the stated email deadline waives the objection to the adjournment.

A further adjournment request must be filed in NYSCEF and emailed to the relevant part email by noon on the preceding Monday.

A further adjournment request requires an oral application on the return date and may be granted only for good cause in the court’s discretion.

Motions generally must be filed through NYSCEF, except for pro se filers or filers granted permission to submit a hard copy.

Existing cases must be converted to electronic filing as soon as practicable after transfer to the judge.

Hard-copy submissions must be delivered to the Motion Support Office in Room 227 at 360 Adams Street.

A courtesy copy of every non-e-filed paper must be emailed to the relevant part email by the Thursday before the return date.

Every motion must include an annexed proposed detailed order and, when applicable, a proposed judgment.

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