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 Margaret C. Reilly

- **Part:** Part 27 - **Phone:** 516-493-3172 - **Courtroom Phone:** (516) 493-3175 - **Fax:** 516-493-3056 - **Email:** JudgeReillyRemote@nycourts.gov - **Law Clerk:** Kathryn D. Hopkins - **Secretary:** Lori Muscarella

Common questions about Judge Margaret C. Reilly's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Margaret C. Reilly?

The rule limits courtesy-copy delivery rather than stating a blanket requirement before Judge Margaret C. Reilly. Courtesy copies are not required for motion papers.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Motions

Does Judge Margaret C. Reilly require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Margaret C. Reilly's rules set a pre-motion procedure for discovery. Parties must use diligent good-faith efforts to resolve disclosure disputes before engaging in motion practice, and an unresolved dispute may support a request for a pre-submission conference.

What formatting rules apply to filings before Judge Margaret C. Reilly?

Judge Margaret C. Reilly's formatting rule includes all physical papers filed with the court shall be single-sided. and the court reserves the right to reject any filing that is double-sided.. All physical papers filed with the Court must be single-sided, and the Court may reject a double-sided filing.

What must be included with affidavit or affirmation of urgency filings before Judge Margaret C. Reilly?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. A matter is not deemed urgent unless an affidavit or affirmation of urgency is filed, which may be filed at any time during the proceeding.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Urgent Matters

What must be included with proposed order filings before Judge Margaret C. Reilly?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. All proposed orders must be submitted with a notice of settlement on at least 10 days' notice.

How may parties contact Judge Margaret C. Reilly's chambers?

The rule addresses phone communications with Judge Margaret C. Reilly's chambers. If unanimous consent cannot be obtained, the requesting party may seek a conference call with the principal law clerk by filing in NYSCEF and emailing chambers.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Motions — Adjournments

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Margaret C. Reilly?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. The request must include proposed new dates. An adjournment request must be filed in NYSCEF and emailed to chambers by 2:00 p.m. on the prior business day, show good cause and unanimous consent, include a mutually agreed date certain, and receive prior court approval.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Adjournments

Is electronic filing required before Judge Margaret C. Reilly?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Papers in an Order to Show Cause must be electronically filed, except that paper cases must follow the Court Information Center’s directives.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Orders to Show Cause

What filing deadlines does Judge Margaret C. Reilly set?

The notice accompanying a proposed order must provide at least 10 days' notice.

What rule applies to service for order to show cause before Judge Margaret C. Reilly?

Proof of service is required for the covered service rule. Details: recipient: all parties, timing: 24 hours before hearing. An applicant must give interested parties at least 24 hours’ notice of the application’s date and time and furnish proof in NYSCEF before the court considers it, subject to the paper-case procedure.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Orders to Show Cause
Complete rules summary for Judge Margaret C. Reilly

Papers in an Order to Show Cause must be electronically filed, except that paper cases must follow the Court Information Center’s directives.

An applicant must give interested parties at least 24 hours’ notice of the application’s date and time and furnish proof in NYSCEF before the court considers it, subject to the paper-case procedure.

Every counsel or party appearing at a conference must submit a Notice of Appearance Form to the part clerk.

An attorney or litigant engaged in another court proceeding must electronically file and email an affirmation or affidavit of actual engagement before the scheduled proceeding or conference.

If unanimous consent cannot be obtained, the requesting party may seek a conference call with the principal law clerk by filing in NYSCEF and emailing chambers.

A request for a conference in a pending proceeding should be filed in NYSCEF and emailed to chambers.

A conference request may be communicated to chambers by email.

Every conference request must explain why the conference is needed and be served on all parties.

Every conference request must be served on all parties.

An adjournment request must be filed in NYSCEF and emailed to chambers by 2:00 p.m. on the prior business day, show good cause and unanimous consent, include a mutually agreed date certain, and receive prior court approval.

Adjournment requests must be electronically filed in NYSCEF and emailed to chambers.

A matter is not deemed urgent unless an affidavit or affirmation of urgency is filed, which may be filed at any time during the proceeding.

Motion papers must be electronically filed unless the case is designated a paper case.

Courtesy copies are not required for motion papers.

A motion-adjournment request must be electronically filed in NYSCEF and emailed, show good cause and unanimous consent, and include a mutually agreed date certain.

A request to adjourn a motion must be electronically filed in NYSCEF and emailed.

If an appearance is scheduled while a fully submitted dispositive motion is pending, the movant may request an adjournment of the conference by filing in NYSCEF and emailing the request to the Court.

When a motion is withdrawn, the moving party must file a letter or stipulation in NYSCEF and email the Court.

Parties must use diligent good-faith efforts to resolve disclosure disputes before engaging in motion practice, and an unresolved dispute may support a request for a pre-submission conference.

All proposed orders must be submitted with a notice of settlement on at least 10 days' notice.

The notice accompanying a proposed order must provide at least 10 days' notice.

When a pending action is settled, counsel or self-represented parties must file and email notice of the settlement before the next conference date and upload settlement documents to NYSCEF with due diligence.

All physical papers filed with the Court must be single-sided, and the Court may reject a double-sided filing.

Court-filed papers, other pleadings, and notices of appearance must include a valid email address for the attorney of record or self-represented litigant.

Every proposed judicial subpoena must include an affirmation in support and any applicable law.

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