Judge Amy S. Puerto
Judge • New York Supreme Court, Westchester County
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideNew York Supreme Court, Westchester County publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 448 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 140- Applies to
- Preliminary conference order
- Must include
- proposed order
At least 10 days before the Preliminary Conference, the parties’ attorneys must meet in person or by meaningful phone conference to review and complete the proposed order and address specified issues.
- Applies to
- Statements of net worth
The required Statements of Net Worth and attachments must be exchanged between counsel and/or self-represented parties.
- Applies to
- Conference request
- Must include
- local rule certificate
A written conference request must identify the issues and available participants and include a detailed 22 NYCRR §130-1.1(a) certification of the prior conference or good-faith resolution attempts.
E-Filing
All 60- Applies to
- Proposed order
The proposed Preliminary Conference Order must be submitted through NYSCEF at least two days before the scheduled conference.
- Applies to
- Stipulation
A written custody stipulation must be executed in deed-recordable form and filed through NYSCEF for the court to so order it, unless the parties instead place the agreement on the record and provide a transcript.
- Applies to
- Request for sur reply
A request to submit a sur-reply must be filed on NYSCEF and emailed to the assigned justice’s chambers or a court-attorney referee.
Filing Timing
All 55The proposed Preliminary Conference Order is due at least two days before the scheduled conference.
Counsel and self-represented parties must file the required Statements of Net Worth and attachments no later than 10 days before the Preliminary Conference.
A party opposing any part of an application must submit its opposition and basis within five days after receiving the application.
Communication
All 51- Contact
The listed email address may be used only to request an initial foreclosure settlement conference for a voluntary case; the Court will respond by mail rather than email.
- Contact
If a motion or part of a motion settles before its return date or decision, the parties must immediately notify chambers or the court-attorney referee in writing by email.
When specified Family Court relief is sought while a matrimonial action remains pending and process has been served, the parties must promptly notify the assigned justice’s chambers or court-attorney referee.
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