Court Rules

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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.

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    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 Joy F. Campanelli

Holds Part 6, CVA4, & COMM-ADR in the Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term. Court staff: Principal Law Clerk; Assistant Law Clerk; Part Clerk The part rules page states: Updated: August 13, 2026.

360 Adams Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 Courtroom Room Number: 775 Courtroom Phone: 347-404-9651 Chambers Room Number: 1123E Chambers Phone: 347-401-9968, 347-401-9970 Phone Email slichtenfels@nycourts.gov sdelandro@nycourts.gov wcisco@nycourts.gov Updated: August 13, 2026

Common questions about Judge Joy F. Campanelli's rules

Does Judge Joy F. Campanelli require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Joy F. Campanelli's rules set a pre-motion procedure for covered motions. Once a motion is fully briefed, the parties may apply on the return date to schedule oral argument for the next available Friday morning; argument will not be heard on the application date.

View ruleSource: page 1, section CVAP4M Rules

What must be included with amended infant compromise order filings before Judge Joy F. Campanelli?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. An amendment to an infant-compromise order must include the original order and an attorney affirmation detailing the proposed amendment and its reason.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Infant Compromises

What must be included with stipulation filings before Judge Joy F. Campanelli?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. An advance stipulation must state that the motion is fully briefed and request placement on the next available oral-argument date.

View ruleSource: page 1, section CVAP4M Rules

How may parties contact Judge Joy F. Campanelli's chambers?

The rule addresses email communications with Judge Joy F. Campanelli's clerk. The rule lists email KSCCVPART6@nycourts.gov. A virtual-appearance request must be emailed at least seven days before the return date, copy all parties, and include proof of inability to appear.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Virtual Appearances

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Joy F. Campanelli?

Requests should be made at least 1 calendar days in advance when this rule applies before Judge Joy F. Campanelli. Requests within 24 hours require a phone call. A consented IAS Part 6 adjournment emailed after 1:00 PM on the preceding day will be denied.

View ruleSource: page 1, section IAS Part 6 Rules

Is electronic filing required before Judge Joy F. Campanelli?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. The advance oral-argument stipulation must be emailed to Part 6 and uploaded to NYSCEF.

View ruleSource: page 1, section CVAP4M Rules

When is a filing treated as filed before Judge Joy F. Campanelli?

The rule states a 1 PM Monday before the general motion calendar date filing cutoff. The advance oral-argument stipulation must be emailed and uploaded to NYSCEF by 1:00 PM on the Monday before the general motion calendar date.

View ruleSource: page 1, section CVAP4M Rules

What service or proof of service rules apply before Judge Joy F. Campanelli?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Motion papers, answering affidavits, and reply papers must be served under CPLR § 2214 unless the court directs otherwise.

View ruleSource: page 1, section IAS Part 6 Motions & Orders to Show Cause
Complete rules summary for Judge Joy F. Campanelli

An amendment to an infant-compromise order must include the original order and an attorney affirmation detailing the proposed amendment and its reason.

Once a motion is fully briefed, the parties may apply on the return date to schedule oral argument for the next available Friday morning; argument will not be heard on the application date.

An advance stipulation must state that the motion is fully briefed and request placement on the next available oral-argument date.

The advance oral-argument stipulation must be emailed and uploaded to NYSCEF by 1:00 PM on the Monday before the general motion calendar date.

The advance oral-argument stipulation must be emailed to Part 6 and uploaded to NYSCEF.

A late advance stipulation or one for an unbriefed motion will be rejected, and the parties must appear at the general calendar call.

A consented IAS Part 6 adjournment emailed after 1:00 PM on the preceding day will be denied.

An affidavit of service for a motion not electronically filed must be separately uploaded to NYSCEF or annexed to the hard-copy motion papers.

Failure to submit the affidavit of service separately will result in denial of the motion.

Electronically filed or submitted motion exhibits must be separated by exhibit space pages rather than exhibit tabs.

Exhibits must be incorporated into and submitted with the motion papers that reference them rather than cited only by NYSCEF document number.

A virtual-appearance request must be emailed at least seven days before the return date, copy all parties, and include proof of inability to appear.

Communications to chambers are prohibited unless all parties participate, and the court will not engage in ex parte communication.

The court must not be copied on email exchanges between counsel or between counsel and another party.

Parties must consult the Part Rules and contact the appropriate courthouse department, such as Motion Support or e-Courts, before contacting chambers about routine or calendaring matters.

Every motion paper, including a stipulation or proposed order, must contain a full caption or it will be rejected.

Motion papers must be filed through NYSCEF; for nonparticipating actions, they must be submitted to the Motion Support Office and emailed to Part 6.

Motion papers, answering affidavits, and reply papers must be served under CPLR § 2214 unless the court directs otherwise.

A movant under CPLR § 2221 must include copies of the papers submitted with the prior order and motion.

A motion may be adjourned without an appearance up to twice by consent if a duly executed stipulation of adjournment is submitted.

Defects in consent-adjournment papers must be cured seven days before the adjourned date or the papers will be rejected.

A second consented adjournment is granted only if a fully executed so-ordered stipulation is submitted.

The second-adjournment stipulation must identify the movant and adjournment date, mark the matter final, and state that no further adjournment is allowed without good cause.

Sur-reply papers may not be submitted to the court.

Papers served or filed after the stated deadlines will be rejected as untimely.

Papers in a consented-adjournment submission must be filed through NYSCEF and electronically served; nonparticipating actions must use the Motion Support Office and email Part 6.

Parties must file all papers through NYSCEF and serve them electronically.

Defects in the papers must be cured no later than seven days before the return date.

An IAS Part 6 adjournment stipulation must be uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to Part 6; nonparticipating actions must submit it to the Motion Support Office and email it.

A proper-form stipulation to adjourn an IAS Part 6 motion or OSC must be emailed by 1:00 PM on the preceding day or the application will be denied.

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