Judge Christopher Robles
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
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Limits & Logistics
Document Limits
Courtesy Copies
Courtesy copies
- Prior To Trial
- Upon request
- Within Two Weeks
Proposed Order
- On Day Of Motion
All filings
Court-wide- When Fully Briefed
Terms Of Sale
Court-wide- Upon request
Adjournments
- A motion adjournment must be agreed to by all parties, submitted by written stipulation, and e-filed no later than three business days before the motion's return date.
Communication
Chambers9 contacts
- srmiller@nycourts.gov
- 347-296-1486
- 347-401-9260
- 347-296-1527
- 347-404-9954
- 347-296-1555
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- 347-296-1664
- (347) 296-1666
- 347-296-1521
Clerk3 contacts
- 360asupremecivilforeclosure@nycourts.gov
- 360asupremecivilmatrimonial@nycourts.gov
- 347-401-9249
Other Contacts1 contacts
- 347-296-1740
Document Filing Requirements4 rules
Before trial, any unadjudicated evidentiary, procedural, or substantive legal issue must be raised through an oral or written motion in limine.
Any potential evidentiary question, procedural question/issue, or substantive law matter not previously adjudicated shall be brought to the Court’s attention and addressed prior to commencement of the trial by way of an oral or written motion in limine.
Document Type
Motion In Limine
A partial settlement stipulation must expressly identify itself as a partial stipulation of discontinuance and identify the parties who settled or are no longer in the case.
If a case is only partially settled, the stipulation of discontinuance must explicitly state that it is a partial stipulation of discontinuance and must clearly indicate which party or parties have settled or are no longer in the case.
Document Type
Stipulation Of Discontinuance
Counsel must provide the court with an exhibit list at the initial trial conference.
A list of the exhibits shall also be provided to the Court at the initial conference.
Document Type
Trial Exhibit List
The parties may resolve a motion by electronically filing and emailing chambers a proposed order signed by all parties requesting that it be entered as so ordered.
The parties may resolve motions by e-filing and emailing to Chambers, a proposed Order, signed by all parties, requesting that it be “So Ordered.”
Document Type
Proposed Order
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
When an action or proceeding is settled or resolved, the parties must immediately upload a stipulation of discontinuance to NYSCEF and copy chambers.
If an action or proceeding is settled/resolved, the parties must notify the Court immediately by uploading a stipulation of discontinuance to NYSCEF and copying chambers.
Page 1 | RESOLUTION OF A MOTION, ACTION OR PROCEEDING
If the parties resolve a motion before its return date, the movant must upload a withdrawal letter to NYSCEF and copy chambers.
If a motion is resolved by the parties prior to the return date, the movant must upload a letter to NYSCEF, copying chambers, indicating that the motion is withdrawn.
Page 1 | RESOLUTION OF A MOTION, ACTION OR PROCEEDING
Filing Timing and Cure Windows
A proposed order used to resolve a motion must be uploaded to NYSCEF no later than three business days before the scheduled appearance.
The proposed order must be uploaded to NYSCEF no later than three (3) business days prior to the scheduled appearance.
Page 1 | RESOLUTION OF A MOTION, ACTION OR PROCEEDING
Opposition papers must be electronically filed no later than two weeks before the motion's court-set return date.
Opposition papers must be e-filed no later than two (2) weeks prior to the return date set by the Court.
Page 1 | MOTIONS
A summary judgment motion must be made within 60 days after the note of issue is filed.
Summary judgment motions must be made within sixty (60) days of the filing of the note of issue, pursuant to Kings County Supreme Court Uniform Civil Term Rule, Part C (6).
Page 1 | MOTIONS
Any reply papers must be electronically filed at least one week before the motion's court-set return date.
Reply papers (if any) must be e-filed at least one (1) week prior the return date set by the Court.
Page 1 | MOTIONS
Courtesy Copy Requirements
A party intending or contemplating use of a deposition transcript at trial must provide courtesy copies to the court before trial begins.
If a party plans on utilizing, or thinks that they might have to utilize, a deposition transcript at trial, courtesy copies of the transcript(s) must be provided to the court prior to commencement of the trial.
Page 1 | TRIALS
When directed by the court, hard copies of papers must be delivered to the courtroom clerk or Judge Robles's mailbox within two weeks after argument.
If the court directs you to provide hard copies, the papers must be delivered to chambers within two weeks, either by delivering them directly to the courtroom clerk, or by bringing them to the twenty fourth (24th) floor and asking the court officer to please put the papers in the mailbox of Judge Robles, within two weeks after the motion was argued.
Page 1 | COURTESY COPIES OF PAPERS
After oral argument, the court may direct a party to provide hard copies of its papers, exhibits, or both if decision is reserved.
If decision is reserved after oral argument, the court may direct you to provide hard copies of your papers, your exhibits, or both.
Page 1 | COURTESY COPIES OF PAPERS
If a proposed order was filed with a motion, a hard copy should be brought on the motion date.
If a proposed order was filed with a motion, a hard copy should be brought on the day of the motion.
Page 1 | COURTESY COPIES OF PAPERS
Adjournment & Extension Requirements
A motion adjournment must be agreed to by all parties, submitted by written stipulation, and e-filed no later than three business days before the motion's return date.
Adjournments of motions must be made by written stipulation, on consent of all parties, e-filed no later than three business days prior to the return date of the motion(s).
Page 1 | ADJOURNMENTS
Chambers Communication Rules
Stipulations and requests for adjournments must not be sent by telephone or email to chambers.
Do not call or email chambers with stipulations/requests for adjournments.
Page 1 | ADJOURNMENTS
The Court prohibits ex parte communications and requires all communications with the Court to be provided on notice to all parties.
The Court will not engage in ex-parte communications. All communications with the Court must be on notice to all parties.
Page 1 | Frequently Asked Questions
Requests about the status of an order or decision should be emailed to the law assistant.
If you are seeking the state of an order or decision, please email the law assistant.
Page 1 | Frequently Asked Questions