Non Matrimonial and Non Article 81(Guardianship) Motions
Many questions about a specific Justice's procedures can be answered by going to:
Queens Supreme Civil Term Justice’s Part Rules
This site is useful to look up information on a specific case such as case status and whether or not a decision has been rendered.
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2) How many copies of the Request for Judicial Intervention are required?
3) How many days in advance must I file a notice of motion or notice of petition?
7) Must I appear or is my motion or petition on submission?
9) What is the fee for filing a Request for Judicial Intervention, notice of motion, etc.?
10) Once an order or decision has been rendered by the court, when can I get a copy?
11) I’ve checked on e-courts and I do not find the case I am looking for?
12) What is the status of the Order to Show Cause I’ve recently filed?
1) How do I notice a motion or petition filed with a Request for Judicial Intervention?
With the filing of a Request for Judicial Intervention, notice your motion or petition to be heard at an “IAS PART TO BE DETERMINED, LOCATED AT 88-11 SUTPHIN BLVD., JAMAICA, NY 11435
2) How many copies of the Request for Judicial Intervention are required?
The original and one copy of the Request for Judicial Intervention are required to be filed with a notice of motion, a notice of petition or a request for a preliminary conference.
3) How many days in advance must I file a notice of motion or notice of petition?
A notice of motion or a notice of petition with a Request for Judicial Intervention must be filed a minimum of 9 business days prior to the return date in the notice, exclusive of the return date. Motions in post Request for Judicial Intervention matters must be filed a minimum of 5 business days prior to the return date in the notice, exclusive of the return date.
4) When will my motion or petition filed with a Request for Judicial Intervention appear on the assigned Justice’s calendar?
Queens has 29 Justices who hear motions and petitions on Tuesdays or Wednesdays in Jamaica or Thursdays in Long Island City. The original return date in your notice will appear in the database and the matter will be administratively rescheduled to the following week before the assigned Justice on their motion day.
5) When will my motion filed in a post Request for Judicial Intervention matter appear on the assigned Justice’s calendar?
The movant on an assigned matter is to notice any motion on the assigned Justice’s motion day. Failure to do so with no other glaring errors, the original return date in your notice will appear in the database and the Motion Support Office will administratively reschedule the motion to the following week. The movant shall be responsible for notifying all parties of the rescheduled date.
6) How can I ascertain who is the assigned Justice and what day my motion or petition has been administratively rescheduled to?
To look up information on a specific case such as case status and whether or not a decision has been rendered use the link to:
7) Must I appear or is my motion or petition on submission?
Many questions about a specific Justice's procedures can be answered by going to:
Queens Supreme Civil Term Justice’s Part Rules
The Motion Support Office will not interpret any Justice’s part rules.
8) Where do I submit my responsive papers or cross motion to?
Papers in opposition, reply, affidavits/affirmations of service, memorandum of law and cross motions are considered responsive papers. Motion Support does not receive, process or forward any responsive papers to a motion in chief. Refer to the link in question #7 for the assigned Justice’s part rules on the submission of responsive papers. Counsel are reminded that cross motions are fee applicable applications and must be paid for at the County Clerk’s office prior to their submission.
