Judge Theresa Ciccotto
Judge • New York Supreme Court, Kings County
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideNew York Supreme Court, Kings County publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 237 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 58- Applies to
- Request for judicial intervention
Papers for each fee claim must be separately prepared and filed under its assigned index number, and a Request for Judicial Intervention is required to initiate court proceedings on that claim.
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- Agreement to mediate
Request that all parties and attorneys sign the Agreement to Mediate form which will be returned to the Court.
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- Pre mediation memorandum
Counsel must provide the mediator at least ten calendar days before the initial session with a confidential, three-page memorandum containing specified settlement-related information.
Communication
All 45- Contact
Auction dates must be scheduled by contacting the Foreclosure Department at the listed email address; requests by letter or telephone are not accepted.
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- Email to clerk
Auction-scheduling email inquiries must include the index number, caption, referee’s name, requested date, and at least one alternative date; only one request per email is allowed.
Chambers fax communications are generally prohibited except for specified stipulations, Rule 7 PC Orders, and Rule 18 disclosure-related communications.
Filing Timing
All 36A proposed order omitted from a motion must be submitted to the IAS Judge within 60 days, or the motion may be deemed abandoned.
An application for a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale must be made within one year after entry of the Order of Reference; filing a Forbearance or Settlement Agreement suspends that period, and noncompliance results in automatic dismissal.
All Forbearance Agreements must be filed with the Foreclosure Clerk within 20 days after execution.
E-Filing
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- Application to convert pending action to electronic filing
EDDS may not be used in matrimonial proceedings except to upload an application converting a pending action to electronic filing.
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- Ex parte order of protection
When electronically filing an ex parte order of protection, use the designated NYSCEF filing option; a concerned applicant may apply in person with a paper copy even in an e-filed case.
E-filing is encouraged whenever possible to avoid unnecessary courthouse trips.
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