Court Rules

Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 25 rules apply across New York Supreme Court, Nassau County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

E-Filing

All 25
  • Applies to
    Summons

    A summons must be filed electronically.

  • Applies to
    Complaint

    A complaint must be filed electronically.

  • Applies to
    Rji and addendum

    The RJI for an uncontested matrimonial action and its addendum must be filed electronically.

About Judge Danielle M. Peterson

- **Part:** Part 18 - **Phone:** 516-493-3180 - **Fax:** 516-493-3384 - **Email:** JudgePetersonRemote@nycourts.gov - **Law Clerk:** Jeremy Jorgensen - **Secretary:** Rosemarie Licameli - **Part Clerk:** Barbara Luger

Common questions about Judge Danielle M. Peterson's rules

Does Judge Danielle M. Peterson require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Danielle M. Peterson's rules set a pre-motion procedure for discovery. Before filing a discovery motion, the moving party must make a genuine good-faith effort to resolve the dispute and, if unsuccessful, arrange a discovery conference among counsel for all parties and the court; one-sided letters alone will not suffice.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Motions

What must be included with sur reply filings before Judge Danielle M. Peterson?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. The Court will not accept or consider sur-reply affidavits, affirmations, or letters.

View ruleSource: page 3, section Motions

What must be included with order to show cause filings before Judge Danielle M. Peterson?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. An Order to Show Cause may be brought only for genuine urgency, a required stay, or a statutory mandate.

View ruleSource: page 3, section Motions

How may parties contact Judge Danielle M. Peterson's chambers?

The rule addresses email communications with Judge Danielle M. Peterson's chambers. Communications to chambers by letter, email, or fax must include the action title, full party names, and index number, with simultaneous copies delivered to all counsel.

View ruleSource: page 4, section Communication with Chambers

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Danielle M. Peterson?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. The request must include proposed rescheduled date. Motion adjournment requests must be submitted through the Courtroom clerk or by the Request for Adjournment Form to chambers before the return date.

View ruleSource: page 3, section Motions

Is electronic filing required before Judge Danielle M. Peterson?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Counsel must upload settlement documents within 20 days.

View ruleSource: page 6, section Disposition of Cases

What filing deadlines apply to summary judgment motion filings before Judge Danielle M. Peterson?

Summary-judgment motions must be returnable no later than 60 days after the Note of Issue is filed.

View ruleSource: page 4, section Motions

What rule applies to service for motion before Judge Danielle M. Peterson?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Motions must be served and filed in conformity with CPLR 2214 and uploaded to NYSCEF where appropriate.

View ruleSource: page 3, section Motions
Complete rules summary for Judge Danielle M. Peterson

Any adjournment of a deposition must be rescheduled to a date before the Compliance Conference.

Conference adjournment requests must be submitted to chambers before the conference date, show good cause, include all parties' consent and two proposed dates no more than six weeks after the original date, use the Request for Adjournment Form, and be sent by email or fax.

Applicants must use the Request for Adjournment Form and send it to chambers by email or fax.

Before filing a discovery motion, the moving party must make a genuine good-faith effort to resolve the dispute and, if unsuccessful, arrange a discovery conference among counsel for all parties and the court; one-sided letters alone will not suffice.

Parties requesting discovery-related conferences must submit the attached Pre-Motion Discovery Conference Request Form to chambers by email or fax.

Motions must be served and filed in conformity with CPLR 2214 and uploaded to NYSCEF where appropriate.

Motions are to be uploaded to NYSCEF where appropriate.

Counsel need not appear on a motion's return date unless the court directs appearance or the adjournment request is contested.

Oral argument of motions is generally not entertained, but a pro se party or counsel may request it by accompanying letter.

Motion adjournment requests must be submitted through the Courtroom clerk or by the Request for Adjournment Form to chambers before the return date.

An adjournment request requires good cause, consent of all parties, and a proposed date certain requested when the adjournment is sought.

The Court is inclined to grant each side one brief adjournment over objection upon good cause when it is that party's or counsel's first request.

Without consent to adjourn, all counsel or pro se parties must appear in person on the scheduled motion date regarding the adjournment.

The Court will not accept or consider sur-reply affidavits, affirmations, or letters.

An Order to Show Cause may be brought only for genuine urgency, a required stay, or a statutory mandate.

An application for temporary injunctive relief must include an affirmation demonstrating significant prejudice from giving notice.

If significant prejudice is not shown, the affirmation must state that a good-faith effort was made to notify the opposing party.

When significant prejudice is not shown, the party seeking temporary injunctive relief must give the opposing side 24 hours' notice before presenting the Order to Show Cause.

Notice should be given by telephone, facsimile, and/or email, with an affidavit or affirmation of notice filed and uploaded to NYSCEF.

Reply papers are not permitted on Orders to Show Cause.

A letter or stipulation notifying the court of a partial or full settlement must be sent on notice to all parties or counsel and uploaded to NYSCEF.

The settlement notice must state the motion submission date, the aspects settled, and any issues remaining for decision.

A motion withdrawal letter from the movant may be sent to chambers by email or fax and must be uploaded to NYSCEF.

Summary-judgment motions must be returnable no later than 60 days after the Note of Issue is filed.

Communications to chambers by letter, email, or fax must include the action title, full party names, and index number, with simultaneous copies delivered to all counsel.

Copies of communications to chambers must be simultaneously delivered to all counsel.

The Court will not accept a fax or submission without prior permission unless the Part Rules allow it.

An out-of-court settlement will not be recognized or accepted unless counsel submits the executed agreement or stipulation, or certifies its execution, with notice to opposing counsel or parties.

Adjournment requests left on Chambers voicemail will be disregarded, and all adjournment requests must comply with the Part Rules.

Scheduling problems should be reported to the Court immediately.

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