New York Supreme Court, Westchester County Filing Timing and Cure Windows
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Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures. This page is scoped to New York Supreme Court, Westchester County; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Cutoffs and deemed-filed rules
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The Court will not mark a matter settled until it receives a copy of a stipulation of discontinuance whose original has been filed with the County Clerk.
The Court will not mark any matter settled unless it has received a copy of a stipulation of discontinuance, the original of which has been filed with the County Clerk.
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A necessary TAP motion must be made timely, and an eve-of-trial motion may be denied as untimely absent good cause for delay.
Counsel are cautioned to make any necessary motions in a timely manner. Motions made on the eve of trial without good cause for the delay may be denied by the TAP Justice as untimely.
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Papers filed after noon on the return date may, in the Court’s discretion, be disregarded.
Papers not filed on NYSCEF by noon on the return date may not, in the Court’s discretion, be considered.
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A fully executed stipulation of settlement or discontinuance must be e-filed as soon as practicable.
As soon as is practicable, the parties shall e-file a fully executed stipulation of settlement or discontinuance.
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The Compliance Conference Stipulation is due at least three business days before the conference.
The parties must submit a proposed Compliance Conference Stipulation at least three (3) business days before the scheduled conference.
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A signed Trial Readiness Stipulation submitted through NYSCEF must be filed at least two business days before the scheduled conference.
The parties may file a signed Trial Readiness Stipulation via NYSCEF at least two (2) business days prior to any scheduled conference, to be so-ordered by this Court.
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Papers not filed through NYSCEF by noon on the return date may be disregarded at the Court's discretion.
Papers not filed to NYSCEF by noon on the motion return date may not, in the Court’s discretion, be considered.
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The Court must be informed immediately of a settlement, discontinuance, or other party disposition, with a copy of the Stipulation of Discontinuance.
If an action is settled, discontinued, or otherwise disposed of in any manner by the parties, counsel and self-represented parties shall immediately inform the Court by letter, along with a copy of the Stipulation of Discontinuance, and, in an e-filed case, by filing the Stipulation via NYSCEF.
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Papers not filed through NYSCEF by noon on the return date may be disregarded in the Court's discretion.
Papers not filed on NYSCEF by noon on the return date may not, in the Court’s discretion, be considered.
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Counsel and self-represented parties must immediately notify the ECP Clerk of any settlement or discontinuance with a signed stipulation of discontinuance.
If an action is settled, discontinued, or otherwise disposed in any manner by the parties, counsel and self-represented parties shall immediately inform the Court by letter, faxed or sent to the ECP Clerk, which includes a copy of the signed stipulation of discontinuance.
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An Order to Show Cause filed through NYSCEF is generally reviewed on the business day after filing.
Generally, an Order to Show Cause filed via NYSCEF is reviewed by the Court the business day after filing.
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An Order to Show Cause filed through NYSCEF is generally reviewed on the next business day.
Generally, an Order to Show Cause filed via NYSCEF is reviewed by the Court the business day after filing.
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An Order to Show Cause filed through NYSCEF is generally reviewed by the Court on the next business day.
Generally, an Order to Show Cause filed via NYSCEF is reviewed by the Court the business day after filing.
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- Deadline
- 2 business days
An Order to Show Cause filed through NYSCEF is generally reviewed within approximately two business days after filing.
Generally, an Order to Show Cause filed via NYSCEF is reviewed by the Court within approximately two (2) business days after filing.
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2. Cases which are being discontinued through a Notice or Stipulation of Discontinuance will be marked disposed when a filed-stamped copy of the Notice or Stipulation is filed with the Part Clerk of the assigned Matrimonial Justice.
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A case discontinued by notice or stipulation is marked disposed once a filed-stamped copy is filed with the assigned justice's Part Clerk.
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2. Cases which are being discontinued through a Notice or Stipulation of Discontinuance will be marked disposed when a filed-stamped copy of the Notice or Stipulation is filed with the Part Clerk of the assigned Matrimonial Justice.
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A case discontinued by notice or stipulation will be marked disposed once a filed-stamped copy reaches the assigned justice's Part Clerk.
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Papers delivered to the court after that time, whether e-filed or delivered in hard copy, will not be accepted on the motion.
Summary: Opposition papers submitted after the applicable 9:30 a.m. deadline will not be accepted, whether submitted electronically or in hard copy.
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In all cases where the Compliance Confernece Stipulation is accepted (“so-ordered”) and filed by the Court, the conference is canceled and the stipulation will set another (later) conference date.
Summary: When the court accepts and files a so-ordered Compliance Conference Stipulation, the scheduled conference is canceled and the stipulation sets a later conference date.
Filing deadlines
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The proposed Preliminary Conference Order is due at least two days before the scheduled conference.
Parties must submit the proposed Preliminary Conference Order at least two (2) days prior to the scheduled Conference via New York State Courts Electronic Filing (NYSCEF).
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Counsel and self-represented parties must file the required Statements of Net Worth and attachments no later than 10 days before the Preliminary Conference.
Counsel and self- represented parties must also file Statements of Net Worth and attachments required by 22 NYCRR §202.16 (f)(1)(i-vi) (a) and (b) no later than ten (10) days prior to the date of the Preliminary Conference.
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A party opposing any part of an application must submit its opposition and basis within five days after receiving the application.
Such statement shall be served upon all adverse parties, and any party opposing the application, in whole or in part, shall submit a statement, setting forth which part(s) of the application is opposed and the basis for such opposition within five (5) days of receipt of the application.
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If decision-making and parenting-time issues are resolved at the Preliminary Conference, the parties must submit a fully executed stipulation addressing those issues within ten days after the conference.
If all issues relating to decision-making and/or parenting time have been resolved by the conclusion of the Preliminary Conference, the assigned Justice shall require that the parties submit, within ten (10) days after the date of the Preliminary Conference, a fully executed stipulation addressing decision-making, and residential custody and access.
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All case-management deadlines continue to apply until the party who filed the initial Request for Judicial Intervention files a fully executed settlement stipulation or separation agreement with the assigned justice's Part Clerk.
2. All case management time-limits remain in full force and effect unless and until a fully executed copy of a Stipulation of Settlement or Separation Agreement is filed with the Part Clerk of the assigned Matrimonial Justice by the party who filed the initial Request for Judicial Intervention.
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The Court-set deadline for required settlement papers is firm, and counsel and parties must appear if the papers are untimely; no appearance is needed after timely filing if counsel provides the required notice.
3. In all settled cases, upon the filing of a Stipulation of Settlement or Separation Agreement, the Court will provide a date by which the Judgment of Divorce, Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, etc. are to be filed. This date is a firm date. Counsel and the parties must appear on this date if the papers have not been timely filed. There is no need for an appearance on the date set by the Court if the papers were timely filed and counsel has given the Court the requisite notice (set forth below) of such filing.
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A party seeking an exception to motion-paper length limits must promptly file a request letter stating the reasons and whether opposing counsel consents.
Any party seeking to bring an application with respect to the length of the motion papers shall promptly file a letter with the request, setting forth the reason(s) for the application as well as whether opposing counsel consents to the request.
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The MDPM Part must issue a NYSCEF Court Notice establishing the preliminary-conference stipulation submission control date.
A Court Notice shall be issued by the MDPM Part via NYSCEF setting forth a control date for the submission of a preliminary conference stipulation (22 NYCRR 202.12).
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An application challenging the Note of Issue or trial readiness must be filed through NYSCEF within twenty days after service of the Note of Issue.
An application to vacate a Note of Issue or to otherwise challenge readiness for trial shall be made via NYSCEF within twenty (20) days of the service of the Note of Issue as required by 22 NYCRR 202.21 (e).
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The Part Clerk must be notified immediately by email and NYSCEF letter if a motion is withdrawn or rendered moot.
The parties shall immediately notify the Part Clerk by email and letter uploaded to NYSCEF in the event that a motion is withdrawn or rendered moot.
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After discovery is complete or deemed waived, the plaintiff must serve and file a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness through NYSCEF within twenty days of the Trial Readiness Order.
Once discovery is complete or has been deemed waived, the MDPM Part shall issue a Trial Readiness Order pursuant to which plaintiff will be ordered to serve and file via NYSCEF a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness within twenty (20) days.
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Any summary-judgment motion must be made within 60 days after the Note of Issue is filed, with the deadline stated in the Trial Readiness Order.
The deadline for any post-note summary judgment motions shall be set forth in the Trial Readiness Order which shall provide that any motion for summary judgment by any party must be made within sixty (60) days following the filing of the Note of Issue;
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Opposition papers must be served and filed through NYSCEF within 30 days, and reply papers, if any, within 10 days after service of the opposition papers.
opposition papers must be served and filed via NYSCEF within thirty (30) days of service and filing via the NYSCEF system of motion papers, and reply papers, if any, must be served and filed via NYSCEF within ten (10) days following service of any opposition papers.
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Failure to timely file the compromise-order settlement stipulation requires the parties to appear at the next conference.
If the parties fail to timely file a stipulation of settlement subject to a compromise order, they are required to appear at the next scheduled conference.
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Unless the Administrative Judge directs otherwise, mediation does not extend or stay deadlines or proceedings, including discovery, motion practice, and trials.
However, as set forth in the rules, unless otherwise directed by the Administrative Judge, all deadlines and proceedings, including discovery, motion practice and trials, shall not be extended or stayed during mediation.
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Opposition, cross-moving, and reply papers must be received by the Court before or at the submission-calendar call on the motion’s return date.
The Court will call a motion submission calendar for the purpose of providing an efficient, orderly means for the parties to submit, and the Court to collect, all opposition, cross-moving, and reply papers in connection with motions on the calendar. All papers in connection with a motion shall be received by the Court prior to, or at the time of, the calendar call on the return date of the motion.
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The opportunity to submit opposition, cross-moving, or reply papers is lost after the return date unless an adjournment is arranged or court permission is obtained.
If opposition, cross-moving, or reply papers are not submitted by the return date, the opportunity to do so will be lost, unless an adjournment is arranged or Court permission is obtained.
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When proof of service of the summons and complaint is filed, the plaintiff must simultaneously file the prescribed specialized RJI form with the county clerk in a covered residential mortgage foreclosure action.
“At the time that proof of service of the summons and complaint is filed with the county clerk, plaintiff shall file with the county clerk a specialized request for judicial intervention (“RJI”), on a form prescribed by the Chief Administrator of the Courts, applicable to residential mortgage foreclosure actions covered by this section” (Uniform Rule § 202.12-a[b]).
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The initial settlement conference must be scheduled to occur within 60 days after the RJI is filed.
Promptly thereafter, the Court will schedule an initial “settlement conference to be held within 60 days after the date of the filing of the RJI” (Uniform Rule § 202.12-a[c][1]).
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A defendant who has not answered by the initial FSCP conference may serve and file an answer without waiving substantive defenses within 30 days after initially appearing at the conference, which vacates the default upon filing.
A defendant who fails to interpose an answer to the complaint as of the date of the initial FSCP conference “shall be presumed to have a reasonable excuse for such default and shall be permitted to serve and file an answer, without any substantive defenses deemed to have been waived, within thirty days of initial appearance at the settlement conference. The default shall be deemed vacated upon service and filing of an answer” (CPLR R 3408[m]).
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A residential foreclosure plaintiff must file a notice of discontinuance and request vacatur of the lis pendens within 90 days after a settlement agreement or loan modification is fully executed.
A [residential foreclosure] plaintiff must file a notice of discontinuance [of the underlying action] and vacatur of the lis pendens within ninety days after any settlement agreement or loan modification is fully executed
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The Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness are due no later than 10 days from the Trial Ready Conference date, subject to any extension by the Court.
Plaintiff shall serve and file a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness on or before the date set in the Preliminary Conference Order, unless extended by the Court, but not later than ten (10) days of the date of the Trial Ready Conference.
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Unless the Court directs otherwise, counsel must submit the listed trial documents one week before trial begins.
1. One week prior to the commencement of trial, unless the Court directs otherwise, counsel must submit to the Court, the following documents:
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Case-management deadlines remain in force until the party who filed the initial Request for Judicial Intervention files a fully executed settlement stipulation or separation agreement with the assigned justice's Part Clerk.
2. All case management time-limits remain in full force and effect unless and until a fully executed copy of a Stipulation of Settlement or Separation Agreement is filed with the Part Clerk of the assigned Matrimonial Justice by the party who filed the initial Request for Judicial Intervention.
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In medical, dental, and podiatric malpractice actions, subject to 22 NYCRR §202.56, the Court must file a NYSCEF notice stating the preliminary-conference-stipulation control date as soon as practicable after the action notice is filed.
These rules shall apply in medical, dental and podiatric malpractice actions only to the extent that they are not inconsistent with the provisions of 22 NYCRR §202.56. As soon as practicable after the filing via NYSCEF of the notice of medical, dental or podiatric action in accordance with 22 NYCRR §202.56(b), the Court will file a Notice via NYSCEF setting forth a control date for the submission of a preliminary conference stipulation.
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An application to vacate a Note of Issue or challenge trial readiness must be made through NYSCEF within 20 days after service, with untimely applications denied except in the specified unusual circumstances.
Applications seeking to vacate a Note of Issue or to otherwise challenge readiness for trial shall be made via NYSCEF within twenty (20) days of the service of the Note of Issue as required by 22 NYCRR §202.21(e). Applications made after the twenty (20) day period has expired will be denied except in the unusual circumstances recognized by 22 NYCRR §202.21(d).
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After discovery is complete or waived, the plaintiff must serve and file a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness through NYSCEF within 20 days under the Trial Readiness Order.
Once discovery is complete or has been deemed waived, the IAS Justice will issue a Trial Readiness Order pursuant to which plaintiff will be ordered to serve and file via the NYSCEF system a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness within twenty (20) days.
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A post-Note-of-Issue summary judgment motion must be made within 60 days after the Note of Issue is filed.
Post-Note of Issue summary judgment motions must be made within sixty (60) days following the filing of the Note of Issue.
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Unless the court directs otherwise, opposition papers must be served and filed through NYSCEF within 30 days after service and filing of the motion papers, and any reply must be served and filed through NYSCEF within 10 days after service of the opposition.
Opposition papers must be served and filed via NYSCEF within thirty (30) days of service and filing via the NYSCEF system of motion papers, unless the Court directs otherwise, and reply papers, if any, must be served and filed via NYSCEF within ten (10) days following service of any opposition papers.
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The stipulation of discontinuance must be filed promptly and before the case is marked settled and disposed.
When an action is settled, discontinued or otherwise disposed of and a cause of action has not been asserted on behalf of an infant or a person judicially declared incompetent or for defendant’s wrongful act, neglect or default that caused decedent’s death, counsel or self- represented parties must promptly file a stipulation of discontinuance via NYSCEF before the case will be marked settled and disposed (22 NYCRR §202.28).
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- Deadline
- 72 hours
The stipulation must be filed at least 72 hours before the scheduled trial date, and a copy must be emailed to the TAP clerk.
The Stipulation of Discontinuance must be filed at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled trial date and a copy must be submitted to the TAP clerk by e-mail to TAPWestchester@nycourts.gov.
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Plaintiff must file and serve the Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness within 20 days under the Trial Readiness Order.
Pursuant to the Trial Readiness Order, plaintiff shall file and serve the Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness within 20 days.
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A post-note motion for summary judgment must comply with the deadlines in the Trial Readiness Order.
Post-note summary judgment motions shall comply with the deadlines set forth in the Trial Readiness Order.
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A stipulation of discontinuance must be filed promptly and before the case is marked settled and disposed.
When an action is settled, discontinued, or otherwise disposed of, counsel or self- represented parties must promptly file a stipulation of discontinuance before the case is marked settled and disposed (22 NYCRR § 202.28).
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Proposed Findings and Judgments must be submitted within seven days after receipt of the transcript unless the Court directs otherwise.
All proposed Findings and Judgments shall follow the court form, which may be obtained from the Westchester Guardianship Part website or from the Part Clerk or Referee listed above and be submitted within seven (7) days from receipt of the transcript, or as otherwise directed by the Court.
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Post-judgment proposed orders must be submitted within seven days of the court appearance unless the Court directs otherwise.
8. All proposed orders for post-judgment matters shall be submitted within seven (7) days of the court appearance, or as otherwise directed by the Court.
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Initial guardian reports are due within 90 days of the judgment, annual accountings are due no later than May 15 for the preceding calendar year, and final accountings are due within 45 days after death or other termination of guardianship.
20. The filing schedule for Guardian’s accountings is: a. Initial Report - within 90 days of the signing of the Judgment. b. Annual Accountings - no later than May 15th for the preceding calendar year. c. Final Accountings - within 45 days of the death of the IP or other termination of the guardianship.
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Notice of settlement, discontinuance, or other party disposition must be provided immediately.
If an action is settled, discontinued, or otherwise disposed of in any manner by the parties, counsel and self-represented parties shall immediately inform the Court via the New York State Courts Electronic Filing System (NYSCEF) and email to the Part Clerk at ldavis1@nycourts.gov, attaching a copy of the Stipulation of Discontinuance.
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The parties must immediately notify the court when a matter is settled or discontinued.
The parties shall immediately notify the Court of a settled or discontinued matter.
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Opposing papers must be submitted at 9:30 a.m. on their scheduled due date.
Opposing papers are due at 9:30 a.m. on the date that said papers are due.
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When the moving party invokes CPLR § 2214(b), opposition papers are due by 9:30 a.m. seven days before the motion's return date.
Please further note that, where the moving party has sought to utilize CPLR §2214(b), papers opposing the motion are due no later than 9:30 a.m., 7 days before the return date of the motion.
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- Deadline
- 48 hours
The joint stipulation must be submitted through NYSCEF no later than 48 hours before the pre-trial conference.
The parties must submit a joint stipulation regarding the same to the Court at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the pre-trial conference via NYSCEF.
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In eminent domain proceedings, appraisal reports must be exchanged within nine months after service of the triggering claim, demand, or notice of appearance unless the court extends the time.
In all eminent domain proceedings, the exchange of appraisal reports shall be filed no later than nine months after service of the claim, demand or notice of appearance required by section 503 of the Eminent Domain Procedure Law unless otherwise extended by the Court.
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Motions in limine must be submitted to the court at least seven days before the pretrial conference.
Motions in Limine shall be made to the Court at least seven (7) days prior to the pre-trial conference.
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Motion return dates must fall on Fridays.
Motions shall be made returnable on Fridays.
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Papers and letters submitted after a motion’s return date will not be considered.
Other papers, including letters submitted after the return date of the motion, will not be considered.
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A summary-judgment motion or cross-motion not served and filed within the applicable 60-day period will be denied, and labeling an untimely motion as a cross-motion will not make it timely.
Counsel are cautioned that untimely motions cannot be made timely by denominating such as cross-motions. The failure of a party to serve and file a motion or cross-motion for summary judgment within the 60-day time period pursuant to these rules and the Trial Readiness Order shall result in the denial of the untimely motion or cross-motion.
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A motion to vacate the Note of Issue or challenge trial readiness must be filed through NYSCEF within 20 days after service of the Note of Issue and will otherwise be denied except in recognized unusual or unanticipated circumstances.
Motions seeking to vacate a Note of Issue or to otherwise challenge readiness of the case for trial shall be made via NYSCEF within twenty (20) days of the service of the Note of Issue as required by 22 NYCRR 202.21 (e). Motions made after the twenty (20) day period has expired will be denied except in the unusual or unanticipated circumstances recognized by 22 NYCRR 202.21 (d).
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After reaching an agreement to modify the loan or otherwise resolve a foreclosure action, the plaintiff must move for discontinuance by Notice of Motion within 30 days.
Where an agreement has been reached to modify a loan and/or otherwise resolve the action, plaintiff shall, within thirty (30) days, move for discontinuance by Notice of Motion.
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Plaintiff must file and serve the note of issue and certificate of readiness within 20 days under the trial readiness order.
Pursuant to the trial readiness order, plaintiff shall file and serve a note of issue and certificate of readiness within 20 days.
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A note of issue may not be filed until the court has issued a trial readiness order.
No note of issue shall be filed before a trial readiness order is issued.
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Unless otherwise provided, a summary-judgment motion must be filed within 60 days after the note of issue is filed.
Unless otherwise provided, any motion for summary judgment by any party must be made within 60 days following the filing of the note of issue;
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Reply papers must be served and filed within 10 days after service of opposition papers.
reply papers must be served and filed within 10 days following service of any opposition papers.
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- Deadline
- 5 business days
- Applies to
- Trial notebook
Trial notebooks must be submitted no later than five business days before trial or the proceeding begins.
Trial notebooks are due not less than five (5) business days prior to the commencement of any trial or proceeding.
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If the required settlement stipulation is not filed through NYSCEF before the next scheduled appearance, the parties must appear on that date and report the settlement status.
If a stipulation of discontinuance or stipulation of settlement (subject to a compromise order or wrongful death order) is not filed via NYSCEF prior to the next scheduled appearance, the parties must appear on the scheduled appearance date to report to the Court the status of any such settlement.
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The defendant’s attorney must file a stipulation or statement of discontinuance within 30 days after any required discontinuance payment, or within 30 days after discontinuance when no payment is required.
Pursuant to 22 NYCRR 202.28, the attorney for defendant is directed to file a stipulation or statement of discontinuance with the Court within (a) 30 days of the making of the payment required as a condition of the discontinuance: or (b) 30 days of the discontinuance in the event no payment is required as a condition of the discontinuance.
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Each attorney must file a record of appearance with Chambers within ten days after the earlier of written notice of assignment to the case or written notice of a Preliminary Conference.
Within ten (10) days of written notification of this Part’s assignment to a case, or written notification of a Preliminary Conference, whichever shall first occur, each attorney shall file a record of appearance with Chambers.
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- Deadline
- 24 hours
Counsel must file specific deficiency notices at least 24 hours before a scheduled Compliance Conference, with failure potentially resulting in waiver or preclusion.
At least twenty-four (24) hours prior to any scheduled Compliance Conference, counsel shall file deficiency notices setting forth with specificity any alleged discovery deficiencies, as the failure to do so may result in a waive and/or preclusion.
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- Deadline
- 7 business days
Counsel must exchange proposed-exhibit notebooks at least seven business days before the Pre-Trial Conference; untimely submissions may result in preclusion.
Counsel shall exchange their notebooks with proposed exhibits at least seven (7) business days prior to the Pre-Trial Conference. Failure to timely submit an exhibit list and proposed exhibits may result in preclusion.
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Counsel must immediately notify the court when an action or motion is settled, discontinued, withdrawn, or otherwise disposed.
If an action or motion is settled, discontinued, withdrawn, or disposed in any manner, counsel must immediately notify the Court by uploading a letter to NYSCEF.
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A fully executed stipulation of settlement or discontinuance must be e-filed as soon as practicable.
As soon as is practicable, the parties shall e-file a fully executed stipulation of settlement or discontinuance.
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The proposed Preliminary Conference Order must be submitted through NYSCEF at least two days before the scheduled conference.
Parties must submit the proposed Preliminary Conference Order, at least two (2) days prior to the date of the scheduled Preliminary Conference via NYSCEF.
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At least ten days before the Preliminary Conference, each party must file through NYSCEF, on notice to all parties, a retainer agreement, Statement of Net Worth, most recent paystub, and income tax returns.
Pursuant to Section III (B) (2) of the MPOR, at least ten (10) days prior to the scheduled Preliminary Conference, each party must file on notice to all parties via NYSCEF (a) the retainer agreement; (b) a Statement of Net Worth; and (c) the most recent paystub and income tax returns.
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A motion in limine must be submitted by email and NYSCEF at least seven days before trial, and untimely submission may result in summary denial.
All motions in limine shall be e-mailed to the Principal Law Clerk using the Chambers e-mail address (9jd-JudgeFiore@nycourts.gov) and uploaded to NYSCEF no later than seven (7) days prior to the scheduled trial date. Failure to bring the issue before the Court in a timely manner may result in summary denial of such application.
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A summary judgment motion must be filed within 60 days after the filing of the Note of Issue.
Summary Judgment motions must be made within sixty (60) days of the filing of the Note of Issue.
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A summary judgment motion must be made within 60 days after the Note of Issue is filed.
Summary Judgment motions must be made within sixty (60) days of the filing of the Note of Issue.
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If the court has not filed a so-ordered Compliance Conference Stipulation before the conference, the parties must appear as originally scheduled.
If the Court has not filed a so-ordered Compliance Conference Stipulation before the scheduled conference, the parties must appear on the conference date as originally scheduled.
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The Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness must be filed within 20 days after the Trial Readiness Order is issued.
Once discovery has been completed or has been deemed waived, then a Trial Readiness Order will be issued pursuant to which plaintiff will be directed to serve and file via NYSCEF a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness within twenty (20) days.
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Unless the Court directs otherwise, motions and Notice of Petition proceedings must be returnable by paper on a Friday when the Court is in session at 9:30 a.m.
All motions shall be made returnable on Fridays and returnable by paper submission (unless otherwise directed by the Court). All motions or proceedings brought on by Notice of Motion or Notice of Petition must be made returnable before the Court on any Friday that the Court is in session at 9:30 a.m.
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- Deadline
- 48 hours
The completed Settlement Conference Form must be uploaded at least 48 hours before the settlement conference.
At least 48 hours before the Settlement Conference, each party shall upload the completed Settlement Conference Form to NYSCEF.
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The Court ordinarily will not consider sur-replies, correspondence, or papers filed after a motion's final submission date without court approval.
The Court does not accept sur-reply papers or correspondence on motions, nor any papers filed after the final submission date of the motion without court approval.
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Summary Judgment must be moved within 60 days after filing the Note of Issue unless the Court directs otherwise.
Summary Judgment motions must be made within sixty (60) days of the filing of the Note of Issue, unless otherwise directed by the Court.
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- Deadline
- 48 hours
The Settlement Conference Form is due 48 hours before the conference.
48 HOURS BEFORE the conference
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The parties have 60 days after filing a Note of Issue to file a summary-judgment motion.
After a Note of Issue is filed, the parties will have sixty days to file motions for summary judgment.
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Any party’s motion for summary judgment must be filed within 60 days after the Note of Issue is filed.
The deadline for making a summary judgment motion as set forth in the Trial Readiness Order is that any motion for summary judgment by any party must be made within sixty (60) days following the filing of the Note of Issue.
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Defense counsel must file a stipulation or statement of discontinuance within 30 days after any required discontinuance payment or, if no payment is required, within 30 days of the discontinuance.
Pursuant to 22 NYCRR §202.28, the attorney for defendant is directed to file a stipulation or statement of discontinuance with the Court within (a) 30 days of the making of the payment required as a condition of the discontinuance; or (b) 30 days of the discontinuance in the event no payment is required as a condition of the discontinuance.
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Denominating an untimely motion as a cross-motion does not make it timely.
Counsel are cautioned that untimely motions cannot be made timely by denominating such as cross-motions.
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An untimely summary-judgment motion or cross-motion may be denied if not filed within the 60-day period.
The failure of a party to file a motion or cross-motion for summary judgment within the 60-day time period pursuant to these Rules and the Trial Readiness Order may result in the denial of the untimely motion.
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Counsel should exchange proposed exhibits ten days before trial rather than one week before trial so the opposing party has time to evaluate them.
The proposed exhibit should be exchanged 10 days prior to trial, rather than one week in order to allow time for evaluation.
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- Applies to
- Preliminary conference stipulation
If the parties agree on a discovery schedule, they may submit a signed preliminary-conference stipulation within 30 days.
In the event that the parties agree upon a discovery schedule, they may submit within 30 days, a signed preliminary conference form stipulation.
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If the required settlement stipulation is not filed through NYSCEF before the compliance conference, the parties must attend and report the settlement’s status.
If a stipulation of discontinuance or stipulation of settlement (subject to a compromise order or wrongful death order) is not filed via NYSCEF prior to the scheduled compliance conference, the parties must appear on the scheduled compliance conference date to report to the Court the status of any such settlement.
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For a settlement reached during jury selection, the TAP Justice will set the date for filing the stipulation or appearing.
Where cases are settled during jury selection, the TAP Justice will set a date for the filing of a Stipulation of Discontinuance or appearance.
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Respondent may request in writing an audit within 60 days after service of the statement of income and expenses.
Within sixty (60) days after the service of the statement of income and expenses, Respondent, for the purpose of substantiating Petitioner’s statement of income and expenses, may request in writing an audit of Petitioner’s books and records for the tax years under review.
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Failure by Respondent to request or complete the audit timely constitutes waiver of the specified privilege.
Failure of Respondent to request or complete the audit within the time limits shall be deemed a waiver of such privilege.
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Parties and the Referee must attend the surplus-monies status conference unless the required surplus-monies form is filed and received at least one week before the conference, or the Referee timely notifies the Court that no sale will occur and requests a later conference date.
Appearances by the parties and the appointed Referee are required in the manner set forth in the Judgment unless: (1) a completed Foreclosure Action Surplus Monies Form has been filed and received by the Court at least one week prior to the conference date, or (2) the Referee notifies the Court at least one week prior to the conference date that the sale has not/will not occur prior to the conference date and requests a new conference date to be scheduled subsequent to the anticipated foreclosure sale date.
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If a translator or interpreter is needed for trial, counsel must notify the Part Clerk no later than the Settlement Conference.
In the event a translator or interpreter is required at trial, counsel shall notify the Part Clerk no later than the Settlement Conference so that timely and appropriate arrangements can be made.
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Motions are returnable on Fridays.
Motions are returnable on Fridays.
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motions must be returnable on Friday.
Motions shall be made returnable on Friday.
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- Deadline
- 3 business days
The parties may submit a Preliminary Conference Stipulation at least three business days before the scheduled preliminary conference.
The parties may submit a Preliminary Conference Stipulation at least three (3) business days before the scheduled conference.
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Failure to timely file the Note of Issue may result in the court issuing a written demand under CPLR 3216(b)(3).
If plaintiff does not timely file the Note of Issue, the Court will sua sponte issue a written demand pursuant to CPLR 3216(b)(3).
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Plaintiff shall serve and file a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness on or before the date set in the Preliminary Conference Order, unless extended by the Court, but not later than ten (10) days of the date of the Trial Ready Conference.
Summary: Plaintiff must serve and file a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness by the date in the Preliminary Conference Order, unless the Court extends it, and no later than ten (10) days after the Trial Ready Conference.
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The Court may preclude the use of an expert whose report has not been exchanged at least sixty (60) days prior to trial.
Summary: The court may preclude an expert whose report was not exchanged at least 60 days before trial.
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Applications made after the twenty (20) day period has expired shall be denied except in the unusual or unanticipated circumstances recognized by 22 NYCRR 202.21 (d).
Summary: A Note of Issue challenge filed after the twenty-day period will be denied except in unusual or unanticipated circumstances recognized by the cited rule.
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Civil cases
A joint letter identifying the agreed upon evidence shall be efiled on NYSCEF no less than five (5) days before jury selection.
Summary: The joint evidence letter must be filed no less than five days before jury selection.
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Parties must submit the proposed Preliminary Conference Order at least two (2) days prior to the scheduled Conference via New York State Courts Electronic Filing (NYSCEF).
Summary: The proposed Preliminary Conference Order must be submitted at least two days before the scheduled Preliminary Conference.
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Counsel and self- represented parties must also file Statements of Net Worth and attachments required by 22 NYCRR §202.16 (f)(1)(i-vi) (a) and (b) no later than ten (10) days prior to the date of the Preliminary Conference.
Summary: The required Statements of Net Worth and attachments must be filed no later than 10 days before the Preliminary Conference.
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The AFC shall submit to the Court an application for final approval of compensation, including an affidavit or affirmation describing all services rendered and the reasons why the requested compensation should be approved, together with a proposed order and the forms required by 22 NYCRR Part 36.1, at such time as is directed by the assigned Justice, but in no event later than twenty (20) days after the entry of a decision or order by the Court determining the issue.
Summary: After a hearing or trial, the AFC must submit a final-compensation application no later than 20 days after the court's decision or order, including an affidavit or affirmation, a proposed order, and the required forms.
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Upon the entry of the parties into a final settlement of all of the issues involving custody and access of the children, the AFC shall submit to the Court an application for final approval of compensation within twenty (20) days of the entry of the stipulation reflecting such final settlement, including an affidavit or affirmation describing all services rendered and describing the reasons why the requested compensation should be approved, together with a proposed order approving compensation and the forms required by 22 NYCRR Part 36.
Summary: After a final settlement of all custody and access issues, the AFC must submit a final-compensation application within 20 days of the settlement stipulation, including an affidavit or affirmation, a proposed order, and the required forms.
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No later than one (1) week prior to a scheduled settlement conference, each party shall email a pre-conference submission to SettlementConferenceWestchester@nycourts.gov.
Summary: The pre-conference submission is due no later than one week before the scheduled settlement conference.
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Applications for adjournment must be made prior to any scheduled return date.
Summary: An application to adjourn a TAP motion must be submitted before the scheduled return date.
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21. The Ex Parte Order to Discharge Guardian after the final accounting has been approved shall be filed with the Court by the date set by the Court in the order approving the Final Accounting, on notice to any other party entitled to notice.
Summary: The Ex Parte Order to Discharge Guardian must be filed by the date set by the Court in the order approving the Final Accounting and served on any party entitled to notice.
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Any pre-trial conference will be held at least sixty (60) days prior to the trial date.
Summary: The pre-trial conference must be held at least 60 days before the trial date.
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If requested, the audit must be completed within 120 days after the request has been made unless the Court, upon good cause shown, extends the time for the audit.
Summary: A requested audit must be completed within 120 days unless the court extends that time for good cause.
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A response must be filed within twenty (20) days of service of the objections.
Summary: A response to objections to an appraisal must be filed within 20 days after service of the objections.
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If a party intends to offer at trial expert evidence in rebuttal to any report, an expert report shall be filed within 60 days after receipt of the document sought to be rebutted (see 22 NYCRR § 202.61[a][2]).
Summary: A party intending to offer rebuttal expert testimony must file an expert report within 60 days after receiving the report it seeks to rebut.
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Unless otherwise directed by order of the Court, the statutory stay pursuant to CPLR 3214 for dispositive motions made pursuant to CPLR 3211, 3212 or 3213 is superseded by these rules, with the exception of motions made pursuant to CPLR 3211(g).
Summary: The CPLR 3214 statutory stay is superseded by the standing rules for CPLR 3211, 3212, and 3213 dispositive motions, except for CPLR 3211(g) motions and absent contrary court order.
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opposition papers must be served and filed within 30 days of service and filing of the motion papers;
Summary: Opposition papers to a summary-judgment motion must be served and filed within 30 days after service and filing of the motion papers.
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Pursuant to 22 NYCRR 202.19, all disclosure must be completed within 8, 12, or 15 months in expedited, standard and complex cases, respectively.
Summary: All discovery must be completed within 8 months for expedited cases, 12 months for standard cases, and 15 months for complex cases.
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Any applications addressing the preclusion of evidence, testimony or other trial related matters shall be brought to the attention of the Court immediately upon counsel becoming aware of such matter to be addressed, and at the latest, must be in writing and made returnable on the day of the Pre-Trial Conference. Such motions must be made on no less than seven (7) days’ notice to opposing counsel and/or self-represented parties.
Summary: Applications concerning evidentiary or trial-related preclusion must be raised immediately, filed in writing to be returnable on the Pre-Trial Conference date, and noticed at least seven days in advance.
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Motions in Limine must be in writing and made returnable on the day of the Pre- Trial Conference. Such motions must be made no less than ten (10) days’ notice to opposing counsel and/or self-represented parties. Opposition submissions must be made no less than five (5) days’ notice to opposing counsel and/or self-represented parties. No reply submissions may be made.
Summary: Motions in Limine must be written and returnable on the Pre-Trial Conference date, noticed at least ten days in advance, with opposition noticed at least five days in advance and no reply permitted.
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Parties must submit the following items as directed below, via NYSCEF no later than seven (7) days prior to the Pre-Trial/Pre- Hearing Conference:
Summary: The listed Pretrial or Pre-Hearing Conference materials must be submitted through NYSCEF no later than seven days before the conference.
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All evidence must be uploaded to the VEC ten (10) days prior to the commencement of trial.
Summary: All trial or hearing evidence must be uploaded to NYSCEF's Virtual Evidence Courtroom at least ten days before trial begins.
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All objections to evidence must be uploaded seven (7) days prior to the commencement of trial.
Summary: All evidentiary objections must be uploaded to the VEC at least seven days before trial begins.
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Counsel must notify the Part Clerk by email of the settlement or withdrawal of any action or proceeding immediately upon such settlement or withdrawal and must promptly file a stipulation of discontinuance pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 202.28
Summary: Counsel must promptly file a stipulation of discontinuance under 22 NYCRR § 202.28 after settlement or withdrawal.
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All Exhibits are to be uploaded no later than 10 days prior to the Trial/Hearing.
Summary: All exhibits must be uploaded no later than 10 days before the trial or hearing.
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Any objections to any Exhibits are to be uploaded no later than 7 days prior to the Trial/Hearing.
Summary: Objections to exhibits must be uploaded no later than 7 days before the trial or hearing.
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Within ten (10) days of written notification of this Part’s assignment to a case, or written notification of a Preliminary Conference, whichever shall first occur, each attorney shall file a record of appearance with chambers.
Summary: Each attorney must file a record of appearance with chambers within ten days after the earlier of written notice of assignment to the Part or written notice of a preliminary conference.
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Any motions seeking to exclude potential evidence shall be made in writing and shall be returnable at least 30 days in advance of trial.
Summary: A motion seeking to exclude potential evidence must be returnable at least 30 days before trial.
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The party who files the RJI shall advise all parties who are not participating in E-filing of the date for the preliminary conference in writing and submit proof of such notice via NYSCEF at least five (5) days before the preliminary conference.
Summary: The party filing the RJI must provide written notice of the preliminary conference date to non-e-filing parties and submit proof of notice through NYSCEF at least five days before the conference.
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Any motions seeking to exclude potential evidence shall be made in writing and shall be returnable at least three (3) days in advance of the trial unless the Court directs otherwise. Failure to bring the matter before the Court in a timely fashion may result in the denial of such motion.
Summary: A written motion in limine must be returnable at least three days before trial unless the court directs otherwise, and an untimely motion may be denied.
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Once discovery is complete or has been deemed waived, a Trial Readiness Order will be issued pursuant to which plaintiff will be ordered to serve and file via NYSCEF a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness within twenty (20) days.
Summary: After a Trial Readiness Order issues, the plaintiff must serve and file a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness through NYSCEF within 20 days.
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Failure to file a note of issue within 90 days may result in dismissal of your case.
Summary: Failure to file a Note of Issue within 90 days may result in dismissal.
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All Interrogatories shall be served on or before ______________.
Summary: All interrogatories must be served by the case-specific date entered in the stipulation.
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Opposing papers must be served and filed via NYSCEF within thirty (30) days of service and filing via NYSCEF of motion papers, and reply papers, if any, must be served and filed via NYSCEF within ten (10) days following service of any opposition papers.
Summary: Opposition papers must be served and filed through NYSCEF within 30 days of the motion papers, and reply papers must be served and filed through NYSCEF within 10 days after service of the opposition papers.
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The failure of a party to serve and file a motion or cross-motion within the 60-day time period pursuant to these Rules and the Trial Readiness Order shall result in the denial of the untimely motion or cross-motion.
Summary: An untimely summary judgment motion or cross-motion will be denied.
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All third-party actions shall be commenced on or before_____________.
Summary: All third-party actions must be commenced by the case-specific date entered in the stipulation.
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The Court may authorize responding expert reports at least thirty (30) days prior to trial.
Summary: The court may permit responding expert reports to be submitted at least 30 days before trial.
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- Deadline
- 3 business days
Counsel must file a proper Notice of Appearance at least three (3) business days prior to
Summary: Counsel must file a proper Notice of Appearance at least three business days before the event referenced in the continuation of the source text.
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- Deadline
- 2 business days
A file stamped copy shall be submitted to the Part Clerk for the assigned Matrimonial Part Justice within two (2) business days of filing.
Summary: A file-stamped copy of the Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness must be submitted to the Part Clerk within two business days after filing.
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Any objection to the admissibility of an appraisal is waived unless the opposing party files specific objections within thirty (30) days of service of the appraisal.
Summary: An objection to an appraisal’s admissibility is waived unless specific objections are filed within 30 days after service.
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Counsel are cautioned that untimely motions cannot be made timely by denominating such as cross-motions.
Summary: Cross-motions do not avoid the 60-day deadline for summary judgment motions.
What filing deadlines apply to proposed order filings in New York Supreme Court, Westchester County?
New York Supreme Court, Westchester County: The proposed Preliminary Conference Order is due at least two days before the scheduled conference.
Judge Keri A. Fiore: The proposed Preliminary Conference Order must be submitted through NYSCEF at least two days before the scheduled conference.
What filing deadlines apply to statements of net worth filings in New York Supreme Court, Westchester County?
Counsel and self-represented parties must file the required Statements of Net Worth and attachments no later than 10 days before the Preliminary Conference.
What filing deadlines apply to opposition filings in New York Supreme Court, Westchester County?
New York Supreme Court, Westchester County: A party opposing any part of an application must submit its opposition and basis within five days after receiving the application.
Judge David S. Zuckerman: Opposing papers must be submitted at 9:30 a.m. on their scheduled due date.
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What filing deadlines apply to stipulation filings in New York Supreme Court, Westchester County?
If decision-making and parenting-time issues are resolved at the Preliminary Conference, the parties must submit a fully executed stipulation addressing those issues within ten days after the conference.
What filing deadlines does New York Supreme Court, Westchester County set?
New York Supreme Court, Westchester County: All case-management deadlines continue to apply until the party who filed the initial Request for Judicial Intervention files a fully executed settlement stipulation or separation agreement with the assigned justice's Part Clerk.
Judge Thomas Quinones: If the court has not filed a so-ordered Compliance Conference Stipulation before the conference, the parties must appear as originally scheduled.
Judge James L. Hyer: Each attorney must file a record of appearance with Chambers within ten days after the earlier of written notice of assignment to the case or written notice of a Preliminary Conference.
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What filing deadlines apply to preliminary conference stipulation filings in New York Supreme Court, Westchester County?
New York Supreme Court, Westchester County: The MDPM Part must issue a NYSCEF Court Notice establishing the preliminary-conference stipulation submission control date.
Judge Thomas Quinones: The parties may submit a Preliminary Conference Stipulation at least three business days before the scheduled preliminary conference.
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