Court Rules

New York Supreme Court, Nassau County Adjournment & Extension Requirements

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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances. This page is scoped to New York Supreme Court, Nassau County; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

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Adjournment requests must be submitted by email no later than 24 hours in advance and must state the case name, index number, appearance date, and reason for the request.

Requests for adjournments shall be made no later than 24 hours in advance by contacting the Part 35 email at JudgeGrimaldiRemote@nycourts.gov . The email shall state the name of the case, the index number, the date of the appearance and the reason for the adjournment.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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Trial dates generally will not be adjourned except for exceptional circumstances approved by the Judge.

4. Trial dates will not be adjourned barring exceptional circumstances approved by the Judge.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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No party has a right to an adjournment, and the Judge decides whether to grant one.

5. There are no adjournments as of right. All adjournments are at the discretion of the Judge.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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Counsel and self-represented parties must appear as scheduled unless and until the Court grants an adjournment.

6. Unless/until the Court grants the adjournment, counsel and self-represented parties are required to appear on the scheduled date and time.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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No trial adjournments will be granted except in emergency situations, and failure to be ready may result in default judgment or dismissal.

Adjournments: There will be no adjournments granted for any trial scheduled, except for emergency situations. Failure to be ready to proceed to trial may result in a judgment of default or a dismissal.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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Civil cases

Adjournments are considered only when supported by a stipulation signed by all parties, and a copy of the stipulation must be emailed to the Part email.

Adjournments will only be considered upon a stipulation signed by all parties. A copy of the stipulation to adjourn must be emailed to the Part email.

Judge Carolyn M. Genovesi

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Civil cases

An adjournment of a deposition or compliance conference requires court permission, an executed stipulation filed on NYSCEF, and an emailed courtesy copy to the Part email.

Adjournment of depositions or compliance conferences requires court permission. File an executed stipulation to adjourn on NYSCEF and email a courtesy copy to the Part email.

Judge Carolyn M. Genovesi

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Civil cases

Court permission is required to adjourn a deposition or compliance conference.

Adjournment of depositions or compliance conferences requires court permission.

Judge Carolyn M. Genovesi

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An adjournment request must be submitted by letter uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to JudgeRizzoRemote@nycourts.gov with copies to all counsel and self-represented parties.

Any request to adjourn a motion, conference, deposition or hearing must be made by way of letter uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to JudgeRizzoRemote@nycourts.gov, copied to all counsel and/or self-represented parties.

Judge Catherine Rizzo

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An adjournment letter must state the action title and index number, current scheduled date, reason, consent or objection status, and proposed new date.

All letters requesting an adjournment must have the title of the action and Index number; state the current date of the motion/conference/deposition/hearing; the reason for the adjournment; whether the request is made with the consent of the opposing counsel/self-represented parties, or over such objection, and the proposed new date.

Judge Catherine Rizzo

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Adjournment requests must be made by 3:00 PM on the day before the scheduled motion, conference, deposition, or hearing.

All requests for adjournments must be made no later than 3:00 pm the day preceding the scheduled motion, conference, deposition, or hearing.

Judge Catherine Rizzo

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Only the Court may grant an adjournment; an unapproved stipulation cannot grant one.

Adjournment requests may only be granted by the Court, and not by stipulation that is not so-ordered.

Judge Catherine Rizzo

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A conference adjournment requires a showing of good cause.

Adjournments of conferences will be granted upon a showing of good cause.

Judge Catherine Rizzo

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A written motion-adjournment request must be uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to JudgeMcGrathRemote@nycourts.gov before the motion's return date, with copies to all counsel and pro se litigants.

A request to adjourn a motion must be made in writing and transmitted to Chambers by letter uploaded to NYSCEF, and email a copy to JudgeMcGrathRemote@nycourts.gov, prior to the return date of the motion, and copied to all counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s).

Judge Christopher T. McGrath

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Only the Court may grant an adjournment; counsel cannot grant one by stipulation.

Adjournment requests may only be granted by the Court, not by stipulation of counsel.

Judge Christopher T. McGrath

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An adjournment application must state the current return date, reason for the request, opposing parties’ position, requested length, and prior adjournment requests and dates.

All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the current return date; (2) the reason why an adjournment is necessary; (3) whether the opposing party(ies) consent(s) or object(s) to the application; (4) the length of the adjournment sought; and (5) the number of prior requests for adjournment and the dates previously set.

Judge Christopher T. McGrath

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Compliance Conference adjournments are permitted only for compelling reasons and require the Court's prior approval.

Adjournments will only be granted for compelling reasons. No Compliance Conference may be adjourned without prior approval of the Court.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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A Certification Conference may not be adjourned without court permission.

There shall be no adjournments of Certification Conferences without the permission of the court.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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An application adjournment will not be considered or granted without a consent stipulation signed by all parties and any nonparty alleged contemptor and received by noon on the preceding day.

No adjournments will be considered or granted unless a stipulation consenting to the adjournment, signed by all parties and any alleged contemptor who is not a party, is received in Chambers no later than 12:00 p.m. of the day prior to the return date.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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A motion-adjournment request must first seek the adversary's consent; consented requests should be uploaded to NYSCEF, while a nonconsenting party may request a law-clerk conference by phone or in person.

If an adjournment of a motion is being requested, parties must first seek the consent of their adversary. If the adjournment is on consent, a stipulation or letter regarding the adjournment should be uploaded to NYSCEF. If the adversary does not consent, a conference with the law clerk, either by phone or in person, can be requested.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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Except for PC, DCM, and Central Jury appearances, conference adjournments may be requested only through Chambers using the court's adjournment-request form.

Adjournment requests of Conferences (excluding PC/DCM/Central Jury appearances) may only be sought through Chambers by completing the adjournment request form located on the Court website with the Part Rules.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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Discovery deadlines in the Preliminary Conference Order cannot be adjourned without prior court permission.

No adjournments of discovery deadlines set forth in the Preliminary Conference Order shall be permitted without prior Court permission.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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Court-ordered deposition dates may not be moved to a later date without prior court approval.

Depositions are court-ordered pursuant to the PC Order. Deposition dates specified in the PC Order or any other Order may not be adjourned to any later date without prior court approval.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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An EBT adjournment request must be uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to the Court with all counsel copied at least three business days before the deposition date, and must state the basis, proposed firm dates, and whether all parties consent.

uploading the Part's Adjournment Request form to NYSCEF and e-mailing judgesingerremote@nycourts.gov with all counsel copied at least three business days before the scheduled deposition date. Counsel requesting the adjournment must state a reasonable basis for the request, a proposed new deposition schedule with firm dates, and whether the request is on consent of all parties.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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An EBT adjournment request cannot proceed unless the Court grants or approves it.

Requests to adjourn EBTs are not granted until the Court grants or approves the adjournment request.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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

The Court will consider granting such request upon good cause shown and with consent of all parties. A date certain consented by all parties must be requested at the time the adjournment is sought.

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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

Adjournment requests that are left on Chamber’s voicemail shall be disregarded. All requests for adjournments must be made in accordance with the directives of these Part Rules.

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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A party requesting an adjournment of any conference or motion must complete this form in full.

THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT COMPLETELY TO REQUEST AN ADJOURNMENT OF ANY CONFERENCE OR MOTION

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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Trials proceed daily until conclusion, and trial adjournments or delays are barred except in exigent circumstances.

Trials will be conducted on a continual daily basis until conclusion. As such, no adjournments or delays during trial will be accepted unless exigent circumstances exist.

Judge David J. Gugerty

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Preliminary conferences cannot be adjourned.

Preliminary conferences will not be adjourned.

Judge David J. Gugerty

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Discovery, Certification, and Note of Issue deadlines will be enforced and may be extended only with Court approval.

Discovery, Certification, and Note of Issue deadlines, will be enforced, and may not be extended without Court approval.

Judge David J. Gugerty

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Adjournment applications will only be considered at the conference; counsel engagement may support an adjournment by affirmation, but discovery-related motions will not be adjourned.

Applications for adjournments on consent or otherwise will ONLY be entertained at the time of the conference and will NOT be entertained by any other method. Engagement of counsel shall be a ground for adjournment by affirmation and in accordance with 22 NYCRR §125.1. Discovery related motions will not be adjourned.

Judge David J. Gugerty

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A conference adjournment requires prior Chambers approval.

No adjournments will be granted without prior approval by Chambers.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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Party depositions set in the Preliminary Conference Order may not be adjourned without prior court permission.

No adjournments of party depositions set forth in the Preliminary Conference Order shall be permitted without prior Court permission.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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Deposition dates set by the Preliminary Conference Order or a later order cannot be moved without prior court approval.

Deposition dates specified in the PC Order or any subsequent order may not be adjourned to any later date without prior court approval.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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A deposition-date adjournment request must be made by telephone before the scheduled EBT date and must include a basis, a firm rescheduling proposal, and whether all parties consent.

Requests for adjournments of deposition dates shall be made by telephone prior to the scheduled EBT date. Counsel requesting the adjournment must be prepared at the time of the call with a reasonable basis for the request, a proposed new deposition schedule with firm dates, time and location, and whether the request is on consent of all parties.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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A Compliance Conference may be adjourned only for compelling reasons and with the Court’s prior approval.

Adjournments will only be granted for compelling reasons. No Compliance Conference may be adjourned without prior approval of the Court.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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A request to extend or vacate a stay or TRO must be made on the motion calendar call; failure to seek an extension results in automatic vacatur unless the Order to Show Cause states otherwise.

Requests to continue or to vacate a stay or TRO beyond the return date of the motion shall be made on the call of the motion calendar. Failure to apply for such extension shall result in the automatic vacatur of the stay or TRO, unless the Order to Show Cause provides otherwise.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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Adjournments and delays during trial will not be accepted unless exigent circumstances exist.

Trials will be conducted on a continual daily basis until conclusion. As such, no adjournments or delays during trial will be accepted unless exigent circumstances exist;

Judge Denise L. Sher

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Adjournment requests left on chambers voicemail are disregarded and must comply with the applicable rules.

Adjournment requests that are left on Chambers’s voicemail shall be disregarded. All requests for adjournments shall be made in accordance with these rules.

Judge Donald X. Clavin Jr.

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A conference-adjournment request must be submitted in writing through NYSCEF and copied to the judge’s chambers email at least 24 hours before the conference, state the reason and opposing-party position, specify the duration or mutually available date, and be copied to all counsel and pro se litigants.

Any request to adjourn a conference must be made in writing, by uploaded to NYCEF and copy to JudgeClavinRemote@nycourts.gov at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the scheduled conference. All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the reason for why an adjournment is necessary; (2) whether the opposing party/parties consent or object to the application; and (3) the length of the adjournment sought or, if on consent, a date all parties are available. All such communications must be copies to all counsel and pro se litigants.

Judge Donald X. Clavin Jr.

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Only the Court may grant a motion adjournment; counsel cannot grant one by stipulation.

Adjournment requests may only be granted by the Court, not by stipulation of counsel.

Judge Donald X. Clavin Jr.

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Every motion-adjournment application must state the current return date, the reason an adjournment is necessary, and information concerning the opposing parties.

All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the current return date; (2) the reason why an adjournment is necessary; (3) whether the opposing party(ies)

Judge Donald X. Clavin Jr.

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The adjournment letter request and response may address only the reason consent is being declined and may not advocate a position on the substantive dispute.

The letter request and the response, if any, are not to be used to advocate a position on the substantive dispute and shall address only the reason that consent for the requested adjournment is being declined.

Judge Donald X. Clavin Jr.

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A conference-adjournment request must be submitted in writing through NYSCEF correspondence and copied to the judge's chambers email at least 24 hours before the conference.

A request to adjourn a conference must be made in writing, by uploading to correspondence to NYSCEF and copy to JudgeDalySapraiconeRemote@nycourts.gov at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the scheduled conference.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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A motion adjournment request must be written, transmitted through NYSCEF and emailed to Chambers before the motion’s return date, and copied to all counsel and pro se litigants.

A request to adjourn a motion must be made in writing and transmitted to NYSCEF and to Chambers by email to JudgeDalySapraiconeRemote@nycourts.gov (see Rule I[B], supra), prior to the return date of the motion, copied to all counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s).

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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Only the Court may grant an adjournment; counsel cannot grant one by stipulation.

Adjournment requests may only be granted by the Court, not by stipulation of counsel.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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Every adjournment application must state the current return date, reason, opposing party's consent or objection, requested length, prior adjournment requests, and previously set dates.

All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the current return date; (2) the reason why an adjournment is necessary; (3) whether the opposing party(ies) consent(s) or object(s) to the application; (4) the length of the adjournment sought; and (5) the number of prior requests for adjournment and the dates previously set.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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Any adjournment letter request or response may not advocate the underlying substantive position and may address only the reason consent is being declined.

The letter request and the response, if any, are NOT to be used to advocate a position on the substantive dispute and shall address only the reason that consent for the requested adjournment is being declined.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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A motion or cross-motion may receive no more than three adjournments, totaling no more than sixty days, unless the Court directs otherwise.

No more than three (3) adjournments of any motion or cross-motion will be permitted. The total period of time that a motion may be adjourned shall not exceed sixty (60) days, unless otherwise directed.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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Requests to adjourn a conference or court appearance must use the judge’s written form, be submitted by email to the judge with all counsel and self-represented parties copied, and be submitted at least two business days before the appearance.

Requests for adjournments of conferences and court appearances shall be made in writing using Judge Tobin’s Adjournment Request form:https://www.nycourts.gov/LegacyPDFS/COURTS/10jd/nassau/pdf/TobinAdj Req.pdf. The requesting party shall confer with all counsel and self-represented parties and fill out the form completely. Requests shall be submitted by email to JudgeTobinRemote@nycourts.gov, copying all counsel and self-represented parties, as least 2 business days before the scheduled appearance.

Judge Ellen Tobin

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The court must consent to any extension of the deposition-completion or all-disclosure end date, and the written request must state the reasons, whether the other side consents, and the proposed new deadline.

The Court’s consent is required for adjournments of (a) the deadline to complete depositions, and (b) the end-date for all disclosure. Requests to adjourn such deadlines must be made in writing as soon as possible upon becoming aware of the need for the request. Counsel and self-represented parties must provide the (x) reason(s) for requesting the adjournment; (y) whether the other side consents; and (z) proposed date for the new deadline.

Judge Ellen Tobin

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Consent applications to adjourn a conference or motion must be received by Chambers by facsimile or email at 2:00 p.m. on the preceding business day.

Applications to adjourn conferences or motions on consent must be received by Chambers via (facsimile /electronic mail) by 2:00pm on the business day prior to the conference date or return date of the motion.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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A complete Request for Adjournment Form is mandatory, and incomplete or untimely forms are summarily denied unless extraordinary circumstances are presented to the Court.

Applications MUST be made using the Request for Adjournment Form attached hereto. The Request for Adjournment Form is to be filled out completely. Incomplete forms or forms received after 2:00pm on the business day prior to the conference date or return date shall be summarily denied, unless the Court is advised of extraordinary circumstances, which will be taken into consideration.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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An adjournment requires consent from all parties and prior Court approval.

Adjournments of motions and conferences may be granted if there is consent of all parties and prior approval of the Court. No adjournments will be granted without the approval of the Court.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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The court will not grant adjournments without its consent.

There will be no adjournments without the court’s consent.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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Adjournments and delays during trial are not accepted unless the Court finds exigent circumstances.

Trials will be conducted on a continual daily basis until conclusion. As such, no adjournments or delays during trial will be accepted unless the Court finds exigent circumstances exist.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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The request-for-adjournment form must be completed in full or it will be disregarded.

THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT COMPLETELY INCOMPLETE FORMS WILL BE DISREGARDED

Judge Erica L. Prager

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The request must identify the number of prior adjournments, the calendared event date, and at least three requested alternative adjournment dates.

NUMBER OF PRIOR ADJOURNMENTS (OF THIS PARTICULAR EVENT): __________________________ DATE ON COURT CALENDAR:_____________ REQUESTED (at least 3) ADJ. DATES: 1) _________ 2) _________ 3) __________ 4) _________

Judge Erica L. Prager

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The request must state the reasons for the adjournment and include an Affirmation of Engagement when applicable.

REASONS FOR ADJOURNMENT: (Affirmation of Engagement must be attached if applicable)

Judge Erica L. Prager

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Every adjournment request must be received by email or fax before 2:00 p.m. on the business day preceding the scheduled appearance.

ALL REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED VIA EMAIL (JudgePragerRemote@nycourts.gov; cglanzma@nycourts.gov) OR FACSIMILE (516) 493-3278 BEFORE 2:00PM OF THE BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED APPEARANCE DATE.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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Conference adjournment requests must be submitted through chambers by 3:00 p.m. on the preceding day.

Requests for adjournments of conferences must be made through chambers, in the manner directed below, no later than 3:00 p.m. on the date preceding the scheduled conference.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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An adjournment request must include two dates within six weeks of the original date, each consented to by all parties.

Two proposed adjournment dates, no more than six weeks from the original date, consented to by all parties, must be provided at the time the adjournment is sought.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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An adjournment application must use the Request for Adjournment Form and be sent to chambers by email or fax.

Applications for adjournments must be made on the Request for Adjournment Form (you can find it here) and must be sent to chambers by email or fax.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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A motion adjournment request must be submitted through the Courtroom Clerk or by filing the Request for Adjournment Form with chambers before the return date.

Motion adjournment requests must be made through the Courtroom Clerk of this part or by submitting to chambers the Request for Adjournment Form (you can find it here) prior to the return date.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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The Court will consider granting the request if good cause is shown and all parties consent.

The Court will consider granting such request upon good cause shown and with the consent of all parties.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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The motion adjournment request must include a proposed date certain agreed to by all parties.

A date certain consented by all parties must be requested at the time the adjournment is sought.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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If a motion adjournment is not consented to, all counsel and pro se parties must appear in person on the scheduled motion date regarding the adjournment.

If there is no consent to adjourn the motion, all counsel or pro se parties must appear in court in person regarding the adjournment on the scheduled motion date.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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A cross-motion set for a date after the original motion's return date does not adjourn the original motion.

Submission of a cross-motion with a stated return date that is beyond the return date of the original motion will not serve to adjourn the original motion.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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

H. Adjournment requests that are left on Chamber’s voicemail shall be disregarded. All requests for adjournments must be made in accordance with the directives of these Part Rules.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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

Any adjournments of depositions must be to a date which precedes the Compliance Conference date.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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Conference-adjournment requests are due through chambers by 2:45 p.m. on the preceding date, require good cause, unanimous consent, a consented proposed date no more than six weeks away, completion of the provided form, and transmission to the listed chambers and law-clerk emails.

Requests for adjournments of conferences must be made through chambers no later than 2:45pm on the date prior to the scheduled conference. The Court will consider granting requests upon good cause shown and the consent of all parties. The parties are required to provide proposed adjournment dates, no more than six weeks from the scheduled conference, consented to by all parties. The requesting party must complete the adjournment request form provided. All adjournment requests and/or opposition to the adjournment should be sent to the chambers email: JudgeKnobelRemote@nycourts.gov and the Principal Law Clerk’s email: amangano@nycourts.gov.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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The requesting party must complete the adjournment request form and send the request to the courtroom clerk, chambers email, and Principal Law Clerk; opposition should be emailed as stated above, and requests should include a date certain consented to by all parties.

Motion adjournment requests must be sent to the courtroom clerk, chambers email, and the Principal Law Clerk. The requesting party is to complete the adjournment request form. Opposition should be emailed as stated above. The Court will allow each side a brief one-time adjournment over objection upon good cause if it is the first request for the same. Adjournment requests should also include a date certain, consented to by all parties, even if there is opposition to the adjournment.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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Adjournment requests left on Chambers voicemail are disregarded and must be submitted under the Part rules.

h. Adjournment requests that are left on Chamber’s voicemail shall be disregarded. All requests must be made in accordance with the Part rules stated above.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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An adjournment request must identify the number of prior adjournments, requesting party, scheduled appearance, at least three proposed dates, motion or conference type, reasons for adjournment, discovery status, NOI status, and the reason for any objection.

Number of Prior Adjournments of Current Event: _________________________________________ Party Making Current Request: _____________ Last Adjournment Request by: ________________ Date of Conference/Motion Appearance: _________________________________________________ Proposed Adjournment Dates (at least 3): _______________, ________________, ________________ Motion, Conference or Other:___________________________________________________________ If Motion, Nature of Relief Sought: ______________________________________________________ Reasons for Adjournment: _____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Discovery Completed (Y/N): _______ Was NOI Filed? ________ Date Filed/NOI Filed: __________ If no consent, what is the reason for the objection:

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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A certification conference may not be adjourned without the Court's prior approval.

There shall be no adjournments of certification conferences without prior approval of the Court.

Judge Gary M. Carlton

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An adjournment request requires prior adversary consent, and if consent is refused, the requesting party must contact chambers for a ruling before the return date.

Any time an adjournment is requested, parties must first seek the consent of their adversary. If the adversary does not consent, the party requesting the adjournment must contact chambers for a ruling prior to the return date.

Judge Gary M. Carlton

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An application adjournment requires a consent stipulation signed by all parties and any nonparty alleged contemptor, received in Chambers by 1:00 p.m. on the day before the return date.

All applications shall be calendared on the date returnable. No adjournments will be granted unless a stipulation consenting to the adjournment, signed by all parties and any alleged contemptor who is not a party, is received in Chambers no later than 1:00 p.m. of the day prior to the return date.

Judge Gregg Roth

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A consent adjournment of a compliance conference requires a call to chambers by 4:00 p.m. the day before, a confirming letter by email or e-filing with notice to all parties, and court permission for any adjournment exceeding one occurrence or four weeks.

To adjourn a compliance conference on consent, call chambers (516-493-3247) not later than 4:00 p.m. the day before the conference to seek permission. A letter confirming the adjournment must be sent by email to JudgeRothremote@nycourts.gov, or efiled, with notice to all other parties, as directed by the court. No compliance conference may be adjourned by phone or stipulation more than once or more than four (4) weeks without permission from the court.

Judge Gregg Roth

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Certification conferences may not be adjourned without court permission.

There shall be no adjournments of certification conferences without the permission of the court.

Judge Gregg Roth

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A preliminary conference may be adjourned no more than once and for no more than 30 days, except for good cause.

The Preliminary Conference may not be adjourned, except for good cause, more than once or for more than 30 days.

Judge Jerome C. Murphy

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Motion adjournment requests require consent from the other parties and a NYSCEF letter confirming the adjourned date, served on all parties by the motion’s return date, with a copy emailed to the Part Clerk and chambers.

Requests for adjournments must be on consent of the other parties, and the Part Clerk will accept the representation of counsel that he or she has the consent of the other parties. Self-represented parties seeking an adjournment may have a participating attorney make the request, or submit a stipulation signed by all parties. The court requires the filing, via NYSCEF, of a letter, with a copy emailed to the Part Clerk and chambers, confirming the adjourned date, served upon all parties, on or before the return date of the motion. In the interest of justice, or to better control the Court’s calendar, the court may on its own initiative adjourn a motion.

Judge Jerome C. Murphy

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Civil cases

A non-consensual adjournment application must be made by conference call with all counsel by 3:00 p.m. on the preceding day.

If all parties do not consent to the adjournment, a timely application shall be made by conference call with all counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding the scheduled conference or the motion.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

The court must approve every requested adjournment of a court appearance, court-ordered deadline, or motion.

The court must approve all adjournments of court appearances, court-ordered deadlines (including Preliminary Conference Order deadlines), and motions.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

All parties must confer and consent before an adjournment request is submitted to the court.

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Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

Consent-based adjournment applications must use the Request for Adjournment Form.

Applications on consent are to be made using the Request for Adjournment Form.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

The Request for Adjournment Form must be completed in full and emailed to JudgeSteinmanRemote@nycourts.gov.

The Request for Adjournment Form is to be filled out completely and emailed to JudgeSteinmanRemote@nycourts.gov.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

If an adjournment dispute remains unresolved after a telephone conference, the request must be made personally before the court on the return date.

If an adjournment dispute cannot be resolved by telephone conference, the application shall be made personally before the court on the return date.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

An adjournment request exceeding 30 days must include a detailed explanation for the extended period.

A request to adjourn a matter for more than 30 days must contain a detailed explanation of the reason for the extended time period.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

Dates in a Preliminary Conference Order, Discovery Order, or Stipulation So Ordered cannot be adjourned or extended without prior court approval.

Dates contained in the Preliminary Conference Order, Discovery Order, or Stipulation So Ordered by the court may not be adjourned or extended without prior court approval.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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A conference adjournment request must be submitted in writing through NYSCEF and copied to JudgeCairoRemote@nycourts.gov at least 24 hours before the conference.

A request to adjourn a conference must be made in writing, by uploading to NYSCEF and copy to JudgeCairoRemote@nycourts.gov at least twenty- four (24) hours in advance of the scheduled conference.

Judge Lisa A. Cairo

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An adjournment request based on counsel's engagement must include an Affirmation of Engagement complying with 22 NYCRR 125.1.

Adjournments requested because of engagement of counsel must be accompanied by an Affirmation of Engagement in conformity with 22 NYCRR 125.1.

Judge Lisa A. Cairo

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A motion-adjournment request must be written, uploaded to NYSCEF for Chambers before the motion's return date, copied to all counsel and pro se litigants, and granted only by the Court.

A request to adjourn a motion must be made in writing and transmitted to Chambers by letter uploaded to NYSCEF, prior to the return date of the motion, and copied to all counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s). Adjournment requests may only be granted by the Court, not by stipulation of counsel.

Judge Lisa A. Cairo

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Every motion-adjournment request must state the current return date, necessity, opposing parties' consent or objection, requested length, and prior requests with their previously set dates.

All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the current return date; (2) the reason why an adjournment is necessary; (3) whether the opposing party(ies) consent(s) or object(s) to the application; (4) the length of the adjournment sought; and (5) the number of prior requests for adjournment and the dates previously set.

Judge Lisa A. Cairo

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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.

Requests for Adjournments must be filed in NYSCEF and E- mailed to Chambers. Please submit a Stipulation or letter no later than 2:00 p.m. on the business day prior to the Conference, Motion or Calendar date. The Court will consider granting such requests upon Good Cause shown and the consent of all parties. A proposed date/dates certain, consented to by all parties, must be provided at the time the Adjournment is sought. There are no adjournments without prior Court approval.

Judge Margaret C. Reilly

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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.

Requests to Adjourn a Motion must be E-filed in NYSCEF and E-mailed. The Court will consider granting such requests upon Good Cause shown and with consent of ALL parties. A date certain consented to by all parties must be requested at the time the Adjournment is sought.

Judge Margaret C. Reilly

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Civil cases

Before requesting an adjournment, counsel or a party must seek the adversary’s consent, report the efforts made and whether consent was given or withheld, submit the request to the Part 33 clerk in person, by phone, or by email, and obtain Court approval.

Prior to making a request for an adjournment from the Court, counsel/parties shall seek to obtain consent from the adversary. All adjournment request to the Court shall indicate the efforts made to obtain such consent and if such consent was given or withheld. All adjournment requests shall be made to the clerk of Part 33 either in person, by phone or email and are subject to approval of the Court.

Judge Maureen Heitner

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A consent-based conference adjournment application must reach chambers by email and NYSCEF by 4:00 p.m. on the preceding business day.

Applications to adjourn conferences on consent must be received by Chambers via email {judgenicotraremote@nycourts.gov}, as well as NYSCEF, by 4:00 p.m. on the business day prior to the conference date.

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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A consent-based motion adjournment application must be emailed to Chambers by 4:00 p.m. on the preceding business day before the motion's return date.

Applications to adjourn motions on consent must be received by Chambers via email by 4:00 p.m. on the business day prior to the return date of the motion.

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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A stipulated conference-adjournment request is not effective unless the court expressly advises that it has been granted.

Parties should not assume that any stipulated request for adjournment of a conference has been granted unless specifically advised by the Court.

Judge Paul Kenny

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Only the Court may grant an adjournment request; counsel cannot grant one by stipulation.

Adjournment requests may only be granted by the Court, not by stipulation of counsel.

Judge Paul Kenny

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An adjournment letter request and any response must address only the reason consent is being declined and must not advocate a position on the underlying dispute.

The letter request and the response, if any, are not to be used to advocate a position on the substantive dispute and shall address only the reason that consent for the requested adjournment is being declined.

Judge Paul Kenny

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Civil cases

When an adjournment request is opposed, counsel must contact chambers for a ruling at least two business days before the motion's return date.

If an adjournment request is opposed, counsel shall contact chambers at least two business days prior to the return date of the motion for a ruling.

Judge Philippe Solages Jr.

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Civil cases

Discovery deadlines in a Preliminary Conference order may be extended only with the court's prior approval.

Discovery deadlines set forth in the Preliminary Conference order shall not be extended without prior court approval.

Judge Philippe Solages Jr.

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Civil cases

A consented motion adjournment requires electronic filing of a signed stipulation and an emailed courtesy copy no later than two business days before the motion's return date.

For adjournments on consent, the parties are directed to file a signed stipulation through NYSCEF and email a courtesy copy to JudgeSolagesRemote@nycourts.gov no later than two business days before the return date of the motion.

Judge Philippe Solages Jr.

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Civil cases

A conference adjournment requires consent from all parties and prior court approval, with the request emailed to chambers no later than 3:00 p.m. on the preceding business day.

Conferences may be adjourned upon consent of all parties and prior court approval. Requests for adjournments shall be made by e-mail to JudgeSolagesRemote@nycourts.gov no later than 3:00 p.m. of the business day preceding the conference.

Judge Philippe Solages Jr.

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A nonconsensual motion-adjournment request must be raised by a telephone conference with all parties or counsel by 3:00 p.m. on the preceding day, and every participant must attend.

If all parties do not consent to the adjournment request, an application must be made by telephone conference with all parties/counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. the day preceding the scheduled motion return date. No adjournment requests will be entertained without all parties/counsel participating in the telephone conference.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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Chambers must give prior approval before any conference adjournment is granted.

No adjournments will be granted without prior approval by Chambers.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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A nonconsensual conference-adjournment request must be addressed in a telephone conference with all parties or counsel by 3:00 p.m. at least two business days before the conference, with everyone participating.

If all parties do not consent to the adjournment request, an application must be made by telephone conference with all parties/counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. at least two business days prior to the scheduled conference. No applications will be entertained without all parties/counsel participating in the telephone conference.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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Except for PC, DCM, and Central Jury appearances, conference-adjournment requests must be made through Chambers and must include dates that work for all parties.

Adjournment requests of conferences (excluding PC/DCM/Central Jury appearances) may only be sought through Chambers. Potential dates amenable to all parties must be provided at the time the adjournment is sought.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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Party depositions set in the Preliminary Conference Order may not be adjourned without prior court permission.

No adjournments of party depositions set forth in the Preliminary Conference Order shall be permitted without prior Court permission.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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Deposition dates established by the Preliminary Conference Order or a later order cannot be moved without prior court approval.

Deposition dates specified in the PC Order or any subsequent order may not be adjourned to any later date without prior court approval.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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An EBT adjournment request must be made by telephone before the scheduled date and counsel must be prepared to provide a basis, a firm replacement schedule, and the parties' consent status.

Requests for adjournments of deposition dates shall be made by telephone prior to the scheduled EBT date. Counsel requesting the adjournment must be prepared at the time of the call with a reasonable basis for the request, a proposed new deposition schedule with firm dates, time and location, and whether the request is on consent of all parties.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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A Compliance Conference may be adjourned only for compelling reasons and with the Court's prior approval.

Adjournments will only be granted for compelling reasons. No Compliance Conference may be adjourned without prior approval of the Court.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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A request to continue or vacate a stay or TRO beyond the motion's return date must be made on the motion calendar, and failure to request an extension results in automatic vacatur unless the Order to Show Cause provides otherwise.

Requests to continue or to vacate a stay or TRO beyond the return date of the motion shall be made on the call of the motion calendar. Failure to apply for such extension shall result in the automatic vacatur of the stay or TRO, unless the Order to Show Cause provides otherwise.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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A discovery-deadline extension must be requested as soon as practicable and before the existing deadline expires.

Applications for extension of a discovery deadline shall be made as soon as practicable and prior to the expiration of such deadline.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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A party seeking an extension of time must request it before the next scheduled court date.

The parties shall not wait until the next scheduled court date to request extensions of time.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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An adjournment may be granted only with the Court's permission.

Adjournments may only be upon permission of the Court.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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A conference adjournment requires a showing of good cause.

Adjournments of conferences will be granted upon a showing of good cause.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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A conference adjournment does not alter dates established by prior or agreed-to court orders unless the Court directs otherwise.

An adjournment of a conference will not change any date in any court order, including agreed to dates and So-Ordered dates in the Preliminary Conference Order, unless otherwise directed by the Court.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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Conference and motion adjournment requests must be submitted at least 48 hours in advance and identify the other parties' consent and all counsel consulted.

All requests for an adjournment of a conference or motion shall be made no later than 48 hours before the conference or motion and shall set forth whether the other parties consent to the adjournment and shall set forth the name of all counsel consulted.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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A conference adjournment does not change deadlines set by a prior court order, including a preliminary conference order.

An adjournment of a conference shall not change the deadline dates set forth in a prior Court order, including a preliminary conference order.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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A deposition adjournment requires prior court approval and consent from all parties.

Depositions shall not be adjourned without prior approval of the court and upon consent of all parties.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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A deposition adjournment request should be emailed to chambers and must propose a new deposition date within 14 days of the original date.

All requests for an adjournment should be made to judgefischerremote@nycourts.gov and must include a new deposition date, which date shall be within 14 days of the originally scheduled date.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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For a consented motion adjournment, the parties must stipulate to the new schedule and file a fully executed copy in NYSCEF while emailing a courtesy copy to the judge.

Provided that an adjournment of a motion is on consent, counsel and pro se (self- represented) litigant(s) are required to stipulate to the new agreed upon motion schedule and submit a fully executed schedule to NYSCEF with a courtesy copy emailed to JudgeKapoorRemote@nycourts.gov.

Judge Sarika Kapoor

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The schedule in a preliminary conference order must be followed strictly and may not be changed without prior Court permission.

Absent express directive or Order to the contrary, the Court expects all counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s) to strictly adhere to the schedule contained within the PC Order. That schedule cannot be changed without prior permission of the Court.

Judge Sarika Kapoor

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Discovery deadlines in the preliminary conference order may not be adjourned without prior Court permission.

No adjournments of discovery deadlines set forth in the PC Order shall be permitted without prior Court permission.

Judge Sarika Kapoor

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A deposition date requires prior Court approval and at least three business days' advance notice by an attached letter and emailed form stating the basis, a firm schedule, and whether the request is consensual.

Deposition dates specified in the PC Order may not be adjourned to a later date without Dates: prior Court approval. Requests for adjournments of deposition dates shall be made by sending a letter as an attachment and emailing the adjournment request form to chambers at least three business days before the scheduled deposition date. Counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s) requesting the adjournment must state a reasonable basis for the request, a proposed new deposition schedule with firm dates, and whether the request is on consent of all counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s).

Judge Sarika Kapoor

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An adjournment request must use the designated form, be fully completed, and be emailed to the specified address for receipt by 3:00 p.m. on the preceding business day.

Applications to adjourn conferences, motions, depositions, or any other matter are to be made using the Request for Adjournment Form (KapoorAdjReq.pdf) and sent to JudgeKapoorRemote@nycourts.gov. The Adjournment Form is to be filled out completely and must be received by Chambers no later than 3:00 p.m. on the business day preceding the scheduled event.

Judge Sarika Kapoor

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All requests to adjourn appearances or Court-ordered deadlines require approval from this Part.

This Part must approve all adjournments of appearances and court ordered deadlines.

Judge Sarika Kapoor

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A preliminary conference may not be adjourned absent good cause.

A preliminary conference may not be adjourned, except for good cause.

Judge Sharon M.J Gianelli

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A request to adjourn a motion must be consented to by the other parties, although Chambers will accept counsel's representation of that consent.

Requests for adjournments of motions must be on consent of the other parties, and Chambers staff will accept the representation of counsel that he/she has the consent of the other parties.

Judge Sharon M.J Gianelli

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A consent-based compliance conference adjournment requires an email copied to all sides by 3:00 p.m. on the preceding day.

To adjourn a compliance conference on consent, send an email request copied to all sides to the e- email address not later than 3:00 p.m. the day before the conference to seek permission.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

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A compliance conference may not be adjourned more than once or for more than four weeks without court permission.

No compliance conference may be adjourned by phone or stipulation more than once or more than four (4) weeks without permission from the court.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

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A certification conference may not be adjourned without court permission.

There shall be no adjournments of certification conferences without the permission of the court.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

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A temporary restraining order cannot extend beyond the motion's initial return date absent a written court-approved stipulation or other court direction.

No temporary restraining order contained in an order to show cause will be extended beyond the initial return date of the motion except upon written stipulation “so ordered” by the Court or as otherwise directed by the court.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

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A cross-motion with a later return date does not adjourn the original motion.

Submission of a cross-motion with a stated return date that is beyond the return date of the original motion will not serve to adjourn the original motion.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

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Adjournment applications must be submitted before the relevant conference or motion return date.

Applications to adjourn conferences or motions must be made prior to the conference date or return date of the motion.

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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Adjournment requests must be submitted using the Request for Adjournment Form.

Applications for adjournments are to be made on the Request for Adjournment Form (included as last page of this document).

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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The Request for Adjournment Form must include agreed proposed adjournment dates, specified case and conference dates, and the reason for the request.

The form requires counsel to provide, among other things, information concerning proposed adjourn dates agreed to by all parties, and if applicable, the date the RJI was purchased, the date the preliminary conference was held, the date and nature of the most recent conference, the date the Note of Issue was or is expected to be filed, and the reason for the requested adjournment.

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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Absent extraordinary circumstances, an adjournment request must be made by 2:00 p.m. on the business day before the conference or motion return date.

Absent extraordinary circumstances, no request for an adjournment will be granted if the application is made later than 2:00 p.m. of the business day prior to the conference or motion return date.

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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An adjournment request based on engaging new counsel must include the required Affirmation of Engagement and the Request for Adjournment Form.

Adjournments requested because of engagement of counsel must be accompanied by an Affirmation of Engagement in conformity with New York Rules of Conduct 22 NYCRR § 125.1, as well as a request for adjournment form.

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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The adjournment rules apply to every motion and conference.

The foregoing rules regarding adjournments are applicable to all motions and conferences.

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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Before requesting an adjournment from the court, the parties should make every effort to obtain the adversary's consent and provide several mutually agreeable dates and times, with motions held on Mondays and conferences on Thursdays.

Counsel/parties shall make every effort to obtain consent from the adversary for any adjournment prior to making a request for an adjournment to the Court. Counsel/parties shall set forth several mutually agreeable dates and times for the adjournment in accordance with the following schedule: Motions are held on Mondays; and Conferences on Thursdays.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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Adjournment requests made at the calendar call on the motion’s return date are subject to the court’s discretion.

Any requests for adjournments made at the calendar call on the return date of the motion will be ruled upon at the Court’s discretion.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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Civil cases

Parties may receive two consent-based adjournments, after which the court will grant an adjournment only for cause.

Parties are permitted to adjourn twice on consent. After the second adjournment, the Court will only adjourn for cause.

Judge Carolyn M. Genovesi

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Scheduled trial and hearing dates will be maintained unless an extraordinary showing of good cause supports changing the date.

Scheduled trial and hearing dates will be adhered to except for the most extraordinary good cause shown.

Judge Christopher T. McGrath

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

Any adjournment of deposition dates must be to a date which precedes the Compliance Conference date.

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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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.

Requests for adjournments of conferences must be made through chambers prior to the conference date. The Court will consider granting such requests upon good cause shown and the consent of all parties. Two proposed adjournments dates, no more than six weeks from the original date, consented to by all parties, must be provided at the time the adjournment is sought. Applications for adjournments must be made on the Request for Adjournment Form included at the end of this document and must be sent to chambers by email or fax. If any party or counsel objects to the adjournment of the conference, so state on the Request for Adjournment form and the Court will contact all parties. Kindly note that first requests for adjournments upon good cause are likely to be granted by the Court.

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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

2. Appearances: Counsel are not required to appear on the return date of the motion unless directed by the Court or unless there is a contested application for adjournment.

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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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.

The Court is inclined to allow each side a brief one time adjournment over objection upon good cause if it is the party/counsel’s first request for same.

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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An adjournment request must be based on a valid reason, be on consent, and be emailed with three or four proposed dates acceptable to all parties.

Any request for an adjournment with a valid reason, shall be on consent. Submit a request for an adjournment by email along with three to four proposed dates agreeable to all parties to judgegugertyremote@nycourts.gov.

Judge David J. Gugerty

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A motion adjournment request may be granted by Chambers when all parties consent.

Adjournment requests of motions pending before Justice Sher may be granted by Chambers if the request is on consent of all parties.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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A consented motion adjournment may be requested by email or fax to Chambers with copies to all counsel identifying the case, motion, original return date, and agreed adjourned date; a fully executed stipulation is unnecessary.

For a consent adjournment, counsel may either email or fax a letter to Chambers copied to all counsel indicating the case name, Index No., motion sequence number(s), the original return date and the mutually agreed upon adjourned date. A fully executed stipulation is not required for a consent adjournment.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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Except for PC, DCM, and Central Jury appearances, conference adjournment requests must be made through Chambers with potential dates acceptable to all parties.

Adjournment requests of conferences (excluding PC/DCM/Central Jury appearances) may only be sought through Chambers. Potential dates amenable to all parties must be provided at the time the adjournment is sought.

Judge Denise L. Sher

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

An EBT adjournment beyond the Compliance Conference date requires a sufficient basis.

Requests to adjourn EBTs beyond the Compliance Conference date will require a sufficient basis for the request.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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Parties must not treat an adjournment as granted unless the Court specifically advises them.

The parties should not assume that any adjournment has been granted unless specifically advised by the Court.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

Adjournments of motion return dates are governed by 22 NYCRR 202.8(e).

Adjournments of motion return dates are governed by 22 NYCRR 202.8(e).

Judge Ellen Tobin

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An extension results in automatic vacatur of a stay or TRO unless the Order to Show Cause provides otherwise.

extension shall result in the automatic vacatur of the stay or TRO, unless the Order to Show Cause provides otherwise.

Judge Erica L. Prager

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

The Court is inclined to grant a party a brief, one-time adjournment over objection on a first request supported by good cause.

The Court is inclined to allow each side a brief one-time adjournment over objection upon good cause if it is the party/counsel’s first request for same.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

Requests to adjourn a preliminary conference must be addressed to the PC Part rather than chambers.

Requests for adjournments of Preliminary Conferences are to be addressed to the PC Part and not to chambers.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

Any objection to a conference adjournment must be stated on the Request for Adjournment Form, after which the court will contact all parties.

If any party or counsel objects to the adjournment of the conference, so state on the Request for Adjournment Form and the Court will contact all parties.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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Counsel ordinarily need not appear on a motion's return date unless the Court directs appearance or the party contests an adjournment application.

Counsel are not required to appear on the return date of a motion unless directed by the Court or unless there is a contested application for adjournment.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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Civil cases

An adjournment request should include at least three proposed dates whether the request is agreed upon or contested.

When seeking an adjournment, the parties should have at least three (3) proposed adjournment dates regardless of the adjournment being agreed upon or contested.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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Requests to adjourn a Preliminary Conference must be directed to the DCM Part rather than chambers.

Requests for adjournments of Preliminary conferences are to be addressed to the DCM Part and not to chambers.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

A party may obtain a court-approved adjournment by filing a stipulation executed by all parties.

Subject to approval by the Court, adjournments may be obtained by filing a stipulation executed by all parties.

Judge Gary M. Carlton

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

Civil cases

Unless extraordinary circumstances exist, the court will disregard adjournment requests left on the chambers answering machine.

Absent extraordinary circumstances, adjournment requests that are left on the chambers’ answering machine will be disregarded.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

An adjournment letter and any response may not advocate a substantive position and must address only why consent to the requested adjournment was declined.

The letter request and the response, if any, are not to be used to advocate a position on the substantive dispute and shall address only the reason that consent for the requested adjournment is being declined.

Judge Lisa A. Cairo

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A party seeking an adjournment without consent must contact the Court and all parties and arrange a telephone conference if the Court considers one necessary.

The party seeking an adjournment for which consent has not been given must contact the Court, as well as all parties, and arrange for communication between all parties to discuss the adjournment via telephone conference, if the Court decides that a telephone conference is necessary.

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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The Court may grant an adjournment over objection without holding the telephone conference.

In the Court’s discretion, an adjournment may be granted over objection without a telephone conference being held.

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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An adjournment request must provide at least three proposed alternative dates.

REQUESTED (at least 3) ADJ. DATES: 1) _________ 2) _________ 3) __________ 4) _________

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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Civil cases

A motion may be adjourned up to twice, either by party consent or by application to the court.

Motions may be adjourned twice on consent of the parties or upon application to the Court.

Judge Philippe Solages Jr.

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Chambers may grant a motion adjournment request when all parties consent.

Adjournment requests of motions pending before Justice Marber may be granted by Chambers if the request is on consent of all parties.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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A consent motion-adjournment request may be sent by email or fax to Chambers, copied to all counsel, and must state the case identifiers, original return date, and agreed adjourned date.

For a consent adjournment, counsel may either email or fax a letter to Chambers copied to all counsel indicating the case name, Index No., motion sequence number(s), the original return date and the mutually agreed upon adjourned date.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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A conference adjournment may be approved only when all parties consent and sufficient cause exists.

Adjournment requests of conferences held before Justice Marber may be granted by Chambers if the request is on consent of all parties and sufficient cause exists for approving such request.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

A consented adjournment request must identify all counsel and, when applicable, the proposed agreed date and time, with more than one alternative date.

If the request for the adjournment is made with the consent of all counsel, counsel shall provide the name of all counsel, and the proposed agreed-upon date and time, if applicable. Please provide more than one alternative proposed date.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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A self-represented party may request an adjournment through a participating attorney or by submitting a stipulation signed by all parties.

Self-represented parties seeking an adjournment may have a participating attorney make the request, or submit a stipulation signed by all parties.

Judge Sharon M.J Gianelli

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

A written conference-adjournment request must be emailed to the court, copied to all parties, and state whether it is consensual; absent extraordinary circumstances, it should be submitted at least 48 hours before the conference and explain the reason, while a participating attorney may request for a self-represented party.

Additionally, an adjournment of a scheduled conference may be obtained upon a written request to the Part and the requesting party shall e-mail the request to the Court (judgegianelliremote@nycourts.gov), copied to all parties, and shall include a statement as to whether the adjournment request is on consent. Self-represented parties may have a participating attorney make the request on their behalf. Absent extraordinary circumstances, requests to adjourn should be made no later than 48 hours prior to the scheduled conference date and should articulate a reason for the adjournment request.

Judge Sharon M.J Gianelli

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When an adversary does not consent to a motion adjournment, a law-secretary conference may be requested by Teams, telephone, or in person.

If an adjournment of a motion is being requested, but the adversary does not consent, a conference with the law secretary, either by Microsoft Teams Meeting, telephone or in person, can be requested.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026WARNING

Adjournment requests left on Chambers voice mail will not be considered.

Adjournment requests that are left on the Chamber's Voice Mail shall be disregarded.

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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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.

If an Appearance is scheduled while a Fully Submitted Dispositive Motion is pending before the Court, the Movant may file in NYSCEF and submit an E-mail request to adjourn the Conference.

Judge Margaret C. Reilly

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A fully executed stipulation is unnecessary when all parties consent to an adjournment.

A fully executed stipulation is not required for a consent adjournment.

Judge Randy Sue Marber

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All requests must include all attorneys on the case and all self-represented parties.

Summary: Every adjournment request must include all attorneys on the case and all self-represented parties.

Judge Anna M. Grimaldi

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A request to adjourn a conference must be made in writing, by uploading to NYSCEF and copy to JudgeMcGrathRemote@nycourts.gov at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the scheduled conference.

Summary: A conference-adjournment request must be submitted in writing through NYSCEF and copied to chambers at least 24 hours before the scheduled conference.

Judge Christopher T. McGrath

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Absent emergency, all forms must be submitted to chambers at least 2 business days in advance.

Summary: Unless an emergency exists, the conference-adjournment form must reach Chambers at least two business days in advance.

Judge Conrad D. Singer

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4. Adjournments: Motion adjournment requests must be made through the Courtroom clerk of this part or by submitting to chambers the Request for Adjournment Form (included at the end of this document) prior to the return date.

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

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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If there is no consent to adjourn the motion, all counsel or pro se parties must appear in court in person regarding the adjournment on the scheduled motion date.

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

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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ALL REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY EMAIL OR FAX TO CHAMBERS BEFORE 4:45 P.M. ON THE BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED APPEARANCE DATE.

Summary: Every adjournment request must reach chambers by email or fax before 4:45 P.M. on the business day preceding the scheduled appearance.

Judge Danielle M. Peterson

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If all parties do not consent to the adjournment request, an application must be made by telephone conference with all parties/counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. the day preceding the scheduled motion return date. No adjournment requests will be entertained without all parties/counsel participating in the telephone conference.

Summary: A nonconsented motion adjournment request must be raised by telephone conference with all parties or counsel by 3:00 p.m. on the preceding day, and will not be considered without their participation.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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If all parties do not consent to the adjournment request, an application must be made by telephone conference with all parties/counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. at least two business days prior to the scheduled conference. No applications will be entertained without all parties/counsel participating in the telephone conference.

Summary: A nonconsented conference adjournment application must be made by telephone conference with all parties or counsel by 3:00 p.m. at least two business days before the conference, and will not be considered without their participation.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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(4) the length of the adjournment sought; and (5) the number of prior requests for adjournment and the dates previously set.

Summary: An adjournment request must state the length of the adjournment sought, the number of prior requests, and the dates previously set.

Judge Donald X. Clavin Jr.

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A request to adjourn a motion must be made in writing and transmitted to Chambers by letter uploaded to NYSCEF, prior to the return date of the motion, and copied to all counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s).

Summary: A motion-adjournment request must be written, uploaded to NYSCEF for Chambers before the return date, and copied to all counsel and pro se litigants.

Judge Donald X. Clavin Jr.

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All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the reason why an 3 ===== PAGE 4 ===== adjournment is necessary; (2) whether the opposing party(ies) consent(s) or object(s) to the application; and (3) the length of the adjournment sought or, if on consent, a date all parties are available.

Summary: An adjournment application must state the reason, whether opposing parties consent or object, and the length of adjournment sought or, by consent, a date when all parties are available.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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No modifications of the dates set by the Court are permitted, except by Court approval or pursuant to Court order.

Summary: The discovery and compliance dates set at the Preliminary Conference may not be modified except with Court approval or under a Court order.

Judge Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone

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If all parties do not consent to the adjournment, an application shall be made by conference call, with all counsel, no later than 3:00pm on the day preceding the scheduled conference or the motion. No requests for an adjournment will be entertained without all parties participating in the conference call.

Summary: If the parties do not consent, the adjournment application must be made by conference call with all counsel by 3:00 p.m. on the preceding day, and all parties must participate.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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Requests to continue or vacate a stay or TRO beyond the return date of the motion shall be made at a conference with all parties present.

Summary: A request to continue or vacate a stay or TRO beyond the motion's return date must be made at a conference with all parties present.

Judge Erica L. Prager

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Civil cases

Applications for Adjournment: Applications for an adjournment may be made by all parties and the Court Evaluator/Attorney for the AIP, as well as approved by the Court prior to the date the matter appears on the calendar. All applications for adjournment must indicate whether the Alleged Incapacitated Person will suffer any harm by the adjournment. Please contact the Part via email to discuss available adjourn dates before making the Application.

Summary: An adjournment application may be submitted by the parties or the AIP's Court Evaluator/attorney, requires prior Court approval, and must state whether the AIP would suffer harm from the adjournment.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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Deadlines may not be extended without prior Court approval. Dates stipulated by the parties are subject to change by the Court.

Summary: Preliminary Conference Order deadlines require prior Court approval for extension, and party-stipulated dates may be changed by the Court.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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ALL REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY EMAIL BEFORE 2:45PM ON THE BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED APPEARANCE DATE.

Summary: Every adjournment request must be received by email before 2:45 p.m. on the business day before the scheduled appearance.

Judge Gary F. Knobel

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Adjournments will be granted only for compelling reasons.

Summary: A compliance conference adjournment will be granted only for compelling reasons.

Judge Gregg Roth

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An adjournment of a scheduled conference may be obtained upon request to the Part, upon consent of the other parties. Representations of counsel as to consent will be accepted, and must be confirmed in writing on or before the conference date. Self-represented parties may have a participating attorney make the request, or submit a stipulation signed by all parties, also to be received on or before the scheduled date of the conference. In the interest of justice, or to better control the Court’s calendar, the court may on its own initiative adjourn a conference.

Summary: A scheduled conference may be adjourned upon request to the Part with consent of the other parties, but the consent or signed stipulation must be provided by the scheduled conference date.

Judge Jerome C. Murphy

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Civil cases

Applications must be made no later than 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding the scheduled conference or motion.

Summary: Adjournment applications are due no later than 3:00 p.m. on the day before the scheduled conference or motion.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

Untimely applications will be disregarded.

Summary: The court will disregard untimely adjournment applications.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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Civil cases

No adjournment requests will be entertained without all counsel participating on the conference call.

Summary: The court will not entertain a non-consensual adjournment request unless all counsel participate in the conference call.

Judge Leonard D. Steinman

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All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the reason why an adjournment is necessary; (2) whether the opposing party(ies) consent(s) or object(s) to the application; and (3) the length of the adjournment sought or, if on consent, a date all parties are available.

Summary: Every adjournment application must state the reason, whether opposing parties consent or object, and the requested duration or a mutually available consent date.

Judge Lisa A. Cairo

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Incomplete forms or forms received after 4:00 p.m. on the business day prior to the conference date or return date shall be summarily denied, unless the Court is advised of extraordinary circumstances.

Summary: Incomplete or untimely adjournment forms are summarily denied unless the court is advised of extraordinary circumstances.

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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A request to adjourn a conference must be made in writing, by uploading to NYSCEF and copy to JudgeKennyRemote@nycourts.gov at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the scheduled conference.

Summary: A written conference-adjournment request must be uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to chambers at least 24 hours before the conference.

Judge Paul Kenny

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A request to adjourn a motion must be made in writing and transmitted to Chambers by letter uploaded to NYSCEF, and email a copy to JudgeKennyRemote@nycourts.gov, prior to the return date of the motion, and copied to all counsel and pro se (self-represented) litigant(s).

Summary: A motion-adjournment request must be submitted in writing by NYSCEF letter and emailed to Chambers before the motion's return date, with a copy to all counsel and pro se litigants.

Judge Paul Kenny

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All applications for adjournments must set forth: (1) the current return date; (2) the reason why an adjournment is necessary; (3) whether the opposing party(ies) consent(s) or object(s) to the application; (4) the length of the adjournment sought; and (5) the number of prior requests for

Summary: Every motion-adjournment application must state the current return date, reason for the requested adjournment, opposing parties' consent or objection, requested duration, and number of prior requests.

Judge Paul Kenny

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Should all parties not consent to the adjournment, or the Court does not consent to the adjournment, the deposition must move forward as scheduled.

Summary: If all parties or the Court do not approve a deposition adjournment, the deposition must proceed on its originally scheduled date.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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Motions shall not be adjourned without prior permission of the Court.

Summary: A motion may not be adjourned without the Court's prior permission.

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer

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All adjournments (motions, conferences, hearings, trials) require prior Court approval, on notice to all parties.

Summary: Every motion, conference, hearing, or trial adjournment requires prior court approval and notice to all parties.

Judge Sharon M.J Gianelli

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Adjournments will be granted only for compelling reasons.

Summary: A compliance conference adjournment will be granted only for compelling reasons.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

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No adjournments will be granted unless a stipulation consenting to the adjournment, signed by all parties and any alleged contemptor who is not a party, is received in Chambers no later than 1:00 p.m. of the day prior to the return date.

Summary: A writ or contempt adjournment requires a consent stipulation signed by all relevant parties and received in chambers by 1:00 p.m. on the preceding day.

Judge Thomas Rademaker

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ALL REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED VIA FAX (516-493-3391) BEFORE 2:00 P.M. OF THE BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED APPEARANCE DATE.

Summary: All adjournment requests must be faxed to 516-493-3391 before 2:00 p.m. on the business day before the scheduled appearance.

Judge Vito M. DeStefano

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The letter request and the response, if any, are not to be used to advocate a position on the substantive dispute and shall address only the reason that consent for the requested adjournment is being declined.

Summary: An adjournment letter request or response may not advocate the requesting party’s position on the underlying dispute and may address only why consent was declined.

Judge Christopher T. McGrath

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Adjournment requests of conferences held before Justice Sher may be granted by Chambers if the request is on consent of all parties and sufficient cause exists for approving such request.

Summary: A conference adjournment request may be granted by Chambers only if all parties consent and sufficient cause exists.

Judge Denise L. Sher

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The Court will consider granting such requests upon good cause shown and the consent of all parties.

Summary: The court will consider a conference adjournment request when good cause and unanimous party consent are shown.

Judge Francis Ricigliano

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All motions are made returnable to the Hon. Gregg Roth, Part 26. Parties should contact the courtroom clerk with all questions regarding return dates and adjournments. If an adjournment of a motion is being requested, parties must first seek the consent of their adversary. If the adversary does not consent, a conference call with the law secretary can be requested. The court does not accept adjournments left by message on the chamber’s or courtroom clerk’s voice mail. There shall be no appearance required on motion return dates. If oral argument is requested, the court will consider the request, after reviewing the papers, and will then inform the parties of the date of the oral argument if the request is granted.

Summary: Motion return-date and adjournment questions should be directed to the courtroom clerk; adjournment requests require adversary consent, may be raised by conference call with the law secretary if consent is refused, and cannot be left by voicemail, while no appearance is required on the return date.

Judge Gregg Roth

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Adjournment requests that are left on Chamber’s voicemail shall be disregarded. All requests for adjournments shall be made in accordance with these rules.

Summary: Adjournment requests left on chambers voicemail will be disregarded and must comply with the Part Rules.

Judge Lisa A. Cairo

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NUMBER OF PRIOR ADJOURNMENTS (OF THIS PARTICULAR EVENT): ________________

Summary: The adjournment request form requires the number of prior adjournments of the particular event.

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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REASONS FOR ADJOURNMENT:

Summary: The adjournment request form requires a statement of the reasons for the requested adjournment.

Judge Nancy Nicotra

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Civil cases

Any further adjournments must be made by application to the Court upon a showing of good cause.

Summary: Any motion adjournment beyond the first two must be requested by application to the court with a showing of good cause.

Judge Philippe Solages Jr.

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Adjournment requests that are left on the chamber’s voicemail will be disregarded.

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Adjournment requests left on Chambers' voicemail will not be considered.

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Counsel must endeavor to complete all party depositions prior to the scheduled Compliance Conference.

Summary: Counsel is directed to endeavor to finish all party depositions before the Compliance Conference.

Judge Denise L. Sher
Common questions about New York Supreme Court, Nassau County adjournment & extension requirements

How do I request an adjournment or extension in New York Supreme Court, Nassau County?

Judge Catherine Rizzo: Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. An adjournment request must be submitted by letter uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to JudgeRizzoRemote@nycourts.gov with copies to all counsel and self-represented parties.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 2, section ADJOURNMENTS

Judge Rhonda E. Fischer: Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. A discovery-deadline extension must be requested as soon as practicable and before the existing deadline expires.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 2, section III. Appearances Before the Court — B. Preliminary Conferences, Compliance Conferences and Certification Conferences

Requests should be made at least 2 business days in advance when this rule applies before Judge Ellen Tobin. Requests to adjourn a conference or court appearance must use the judge’s written form, be submitted by email to the judge with all counsel and self-represented parties copied, and be submitted at least two business days before the appearance.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 2, section IAS CASES — Communications with the Court and Adjournment Requests

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