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Court Rules

New York Supreme Court, Kings County Filing Fees and Waivers

12 rules from official source documents

Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Application for substituted service poor person relief or address confidentiality

In Kings County Matrimonial parts, applications for substituted service, poor-person relief, or address confidentiality must be made by ex parte application using a no-fee RJI, and no notice is required.

In Kings County Matrimonial parts, these applications must be made by an ex parte application with a no fee RJI and no notice is required.

Court-level rulesOfficial source

CRITICAL

Applies to
Motion papers

A filing fee must accompany motion papers submitted in person or by mail to the Motion Support Office in a pro se non-NYSCEF action.

Pro Se Non-NYSCEF/E-Filed Actions: Where the action does not participate in NYSCEF, motion papers must be filed by in person or by mail to the Motion Support Office, 360 Adams Street, Room 227, together with the filing fee.

Judge Anne J. Swern

CRITICALCivil cases

Applies to
Stipulation of discontinuance

Every stipulation of discontinuance requires payment through the County Clerk’s office and filing in Motion Support.

All Stipulations of Discontinuance shall be paid for in the County Clerk’s office and filed in Motion Support.

Judge Carolyn E. Wade

CRITICALCivil cases

Applies to
Order to show cause

Any legally required fee must be paid to the County Clerk before submitting an order to show cause to the part.

Fees as required by law must be paid to the County Clerk prior to submission.

Judge Carolyn E. Wade

CRITICALCivil cases

Applies to
Discontinuance

The appropriate filing fee is required for an electronically filed discontinuance.

Parties must continue to electronically file discontinuances, with the appropriate fee.

Judge Gina Abadi

CRITICAL

Applies to
Discontinuance

Discontinuances must continue to be filed electronically with the appropriate fee.

Parties must continue to electronically file discontinuances, with the appropriate fee.

Judge Inga M. O'Neale

CRITICAL

Applies to
Attorney fees

The court must approve any attorney-fee request before payment is made.

Any request for attorney’s fees must be accompanied by a detailed affirmation of services with an itemized billing sheet, hourly rate(s), and total number of hours, and must be approved by the Court prior to any payment being made.

Judge Keisha Alleyne

CRITICALCivil cases

Applies to
Discontinuance

Discontinuances must continue to be filed electronically with the appropriate filing fee.

The parties must continue to electronically file discontinuances, with the appropriate fee.

Judge Lisa Lewis

CRITICALCivil cases

Applies to
Discontinuance

Every discontinuance must continue to be filed electronically with the appropriate filing fee.

Parties must continue to electronically file discontinuances, with the appropriate fee.

Judge Peter P. Sweeney

CRITICAL

Applies to
Pro se proposed order to show cause or non e filed order to show cause

Required fees for pro se or other non-e-filed Orders to Show Cause must be paid to the County Clerk before submission to the part.

Pro se proposed orders to show cause and orders to show cause for non-e-filed matters MUST BE brought to the Ex Parte Motion Support Office prior to submission to the part.  DO NOT send them directly to chambers.  Fees, as required by law, must be paid to the County Clerk prior to submission.

Judge Robin K. Sheares

CRITICAL

Applies to
Submission to part 70

Legally required fees must be paid to the County Clerk before submission.

Fees as required by law must be paid to the County Clerk prior to submission.

Judge Wavny Toussaint

WARNINGCivil cases

Applies to
Proposed order to show cause

Required fees must be paid to the County Clerk before submitting a proposed order to show cause.

Fees as required by law must be paid to the County Clerk prior to submission.

Judge Rupert V. Barry
Common questions about New York Supreme Court, Kings County filing fees and waivers rules

Are filing fees or waivers addressed in New York Supreme Court, Kings County?

New York Supreme Court, Kings County: The rule does not require a fee for the covered filing. In Kings County Matrimonial parts, applications for substituted service, poor-person relief, or address confidentiality must be made by ex parte application using a no-fee RJI, and no notice is required.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 5, section Applications for Substituted Service, Poor Person Relief or Address Confidentiality

Judge Lisa Lewis: A fee is required for covered filings. Discontinuances must continue to be filed electronically with the appropriate filing fee.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section Withdrawal/Resolution of Motions

Judge Carolyn E. Wade: A fee is required for covered filings. Every stipulation of discontinuance requires payment through the County Clerk’s office and filing in Motion Support.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section STIPULATIONS OF DISCONTINUANCE

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