Amended sections This section shall be applicable to residential mortgage foreclosure actions involving a home loan secured by a mortgage on a one- to four-family dwelling or condominium, in which the defendant is a resident of the property subject to foreclosure. The RJI shall contain the name, address, telephone number and e-mail address, if available, of the defendant in the action, and the name of the mortgage servicer, and shall request that a settlement conference be scheduled.
If the mortgage servicer involved in the case and listed on the RJI is changed at any time following the filing of the RJI, plaintiff shall file with the court and serve on all the parties a notice setting forth the name and contact information of the new or substituted mortgage servicer.
The Chief Administrator may take such further action as she deems fit with respect to such case or cases, including but not limited to a placing a case on a delinquency calendar; b providing case information to a housing counseling agency or agencies; and c ordering a status conference.
The Notice shall be mailed to all parties or their attorneys, which must include mailing to the address of the property subject to the mortgage.
The Notice shall be on a form prescribed by the Chief Administrator, and it shall set forth the purpose of the conference, the requirements of CPLR Rule , instructions to the parties on how to prepare for the conference, and what information and documents to bring to the conference as specified in CPLR Rule e.
The Notice shall further provide that the defendant contact the court by telephone, no later than seven days before the conference is scheduled, to advise whether the defendant will be able to attend the scheduled conference.
The court may also use the conference for whatever other purposes the court deems appropriate. Where appropriate, the court may permit representatives of either party to attend the conference telephonically or by video-conference. Any representative participating in the conference, whether in person, telephonically or by video conference, shall be fully authorized to dispose of the case, as required by CPLR Rule c. The court shall ensure that procedures are in place to enforce the duty to negotiate in good faith, as defined in CPLR Rule f , consistent with the mandates of CPLR Rule i , j , and k.
The court shall ensure that procedures are in place to note the vacatur of any defaults upon service and filing of answers pursuant to CPLR Rule m. The court shall schedule such other conferences as may be necessary to help resolve the action. A party may not charge, impose or otherwise require payment from the other party for any cost, including but not limited to attorneys' fees, for appearance at or participation in the settlement conference.
The Chief Administrator shall establish requirements for education and training of all judges and nonjudicial personnel assigned to conduct foreclosure conferences pursuant to this section. The Chief Administrator shall submit a report no later than the first day of November of each year to the Governor, and to the legislative leaders set forth in section a 2 of chapter of the Laws of , on the adequacy and effectiveness of the settlement conferences, which shall include number of adjournments, defaults, discontinuances, dismissals, conferences held and the number of defendants appearing with and without counsel.
Added Amended Added f on Dec. Amended c 5 i on Mar. Amended b 3 on Nov 28, Amended b 1 on Nov 22, Amended c 2 on November 5, , effective December 1, Actions may be removed to courts of limited jurisdiction without consent pursuant to the provisions of CPLR d as follows:.
July 21, Amended h. The Chief Administrator of the Courts may authorize the creation of a program for the appointment of attorneys as special masters in designated courts to preside over conferences and hear and report on applications to the court.
Special masters shall serve without compensation. Depositions authorized under the provisions of the Civil Practice Law and Rules or other law may be taken, as permitted by section b of the Civil Practice Law and Rules, by means of simultaneous audio and visual electronic recording, provided such recording is made in conformity with this section.
Except as otherwise provided in this section, or where the nature of videotaped recording makes compliance impossible or unnecessary, all rules generally applicable to examinations before trial shall apply to videotaped recording of depositions. Every notice or subpoena for the taking of a videotaped deposition shall state that it is to be videotaped and the name and address of the videotape operator and of the operator's employer, if any.
The operator may be an employee of the attorney taking the deposition. Where an application for an order to take a videotaped deposition is made, the application and order shall contain the same information. The officer before whom the deposition is taken shall be a person authorized by statute and shall identify himself or herself and swear the witness on camera. If the deposition requires the use of more than one tape, the end of each tape and the beginning of each succeeding tape shall be announced by the operator.
Each time the videotape is stopped and resumed, such times shall be orally announced on the tape. As soon as practicable thereafter, the videotape shall be shown to the witness for examination, unless such showing and examination are waived by the witness and the parties.
The parties may make audio copies of the deposition and thereafter may purchase additional audio and audio-visual copies. A party may arrange to have a stenographic transcription made of the deposition at his or her own expense. The officer before whom the videotape deposition is taken shall cause to be attached to the original videotape recording a certification that the witness was fully sworn or affirmed by the officer and that the videotape recording is a true record of the testimony given by the witness.
If the witness has not waived the right to a showing and examination of the videotape deposition, the witness shall also sign the certification in accordance with the provisions of section of the Civil Practice Law and Rules.
An audio copy of the sound track may be submitted in lieu of the videotape for this purpose, as the court may prefer. The court may view such portions of the videotape recording as it deems pertinent to the objections made, or may listen to an audiotape recording.
The court, in its discretion, may also require submission of a stenographic transcript of the portion of the deposition to which objection is made, and may read such transcript in lieu of reviewing the videotape or audio copy.
The editing shall reflect the rulings of the court and shall remove all references to the objections. The proponent, after causing the videotape to be edited in accordance with the court's instructions, may cause both the original videotape recording and the deleted version of the recording, clearly identified, to be filed with the clerk of the trial court, and shall do so at the request of any party. Before such filing, the proponent shall permit the other party to view the edited videotape.
In such case the proponent may cause both the original videotape recording and a marked version of that recording, each clearly identified, to be filed with the clerk of the trial court, and shall do so at the request of any party.
When the tape is filed with the clerk of the court, the clerk shall give an appropriate receipt for the tape and shall provide secure and adequate facilities for the storage of videotape recordings. The use of videotape recordings of depositions at the trial shall be governed by the provisions of the Civil Practice Law and Rules and all other relevant statutes, court rules and decisional law relating to depositions and relating to the admissibility of evidence.
The proponent of the videotaped deposition shall have the responsibility of providing whatever equipment and personnel may be necessary for presenting such videotape deposition. Except where clearly inapplicable because of the lack of a video portion, these rules are equally applicable to the taking of depositions by audio recording alone.
However, in the case of the taking of a deposition upon notice by audio recording alone, any party, at least five days before the date noticed for taking the deposition, may apply to the court for an order establishing additional or alternate procedures for the taking of such audio deposition, and upon the making of the application, the deposition may be taken only in accordance with the court order.
The cost of videotaping or audio recording shall be borne by the party who served the notice for the videotaped or audio recording of the deposition, and such cost shall be a taxable disbursement in the action unless the court in its discretion orders otherwise in the interest of justice. On appeal, visual and audio depositions shall be transcribed in the same manner as other testimony and transcripts filed in the appellate court.
The visual and audio depositions shall remain part of the original record in the case and shall be transmitted therewith. In lieu of the transcribed deposition and, on leave of the appellate court, a party may request a viewing of portions of the visual deposition by the appellate court but, in such case, a transcript of pertinent portions of the deposition shall be filed as required by the court.
This section shall be applicable to all contested actions and proceedings in the Supreme Court in which statements of net worth are required by section of the Domestic Relations Law to be filed and in which a judicial determination may be made with respect to alimony, counsel fees, pendente lite, maintenance, custody and visitation, child support, or the equitable distribution of property, including those referred to Family Court by the Supreme Court pursuant to section of the Family Court Act.
Sworn statements of net worth, except as provided in subdivision k of this section, exchanged and filed with the court pursuant to section of the Domestic Relations Law, shall be in substantial compliance with the Statement of Net Worth form contained in Chapter III, Subchapter A of Subtitle D Forms of this Title. Where substitution of counsel occurs after the filing with the court of the net worth statement, a signed copy of the attorney's retainer agreement shall be filed with the court within 10 days of its execution.
The application may be granted only after the court reviews the finances of the parties and an application for attorney's fees. A request for judicial intervention shall be filed with the court by the plaintiff no later than 45 days from the date of service of the summons and complaint or summons with notice upon the defendant, unless both parties file a notice of no necessity with the court, in which event the request for judicial intervention may be filed no later than days from the date of service of the summons and complaint or summons with notice upon the defendant.
Notwithstanding section Every paper served on another party or filed or submitted to the court in a matrimonial action shall be signed as provided in section Such order shall set the time and date for the conference and shall specify the papers that shall be exchanged between the parties. These papers must be exchanged no later than 10 days prior to the preliminary conference, unless the court directs otherwise.
These papers shall include:. Both parties personally must be present in court at the time of the conference, and the judge personally shall address the parties at some time during the conference. Any issues with respect to fault, custody and finance that are not specifically described in writing or on the record at that time may not be raised in the action unless good cause is shown. The court shall fix a schedule for discovery as to all unresolved issues and, in a noncomplex case, shall schedule a date for trial not later than six months from the date of the conference.
The court may appoint an attorney for the infant children, or may direct the parties to file with the court, within 30 days of the conference, a list of suitable attorneys for children for selection by the court. The court also may direct that a list of expert witnesses be filed with the court within 30 days of the conference from which the court may select a neutral expert to assist the court. The court shall schedule a compliance conference unless the court dispenses with the conference based upon a stipulation of compliance filed by the parties.
Unless the court excuses their presence, the parties personally must be present in court at the time of the compliance conference. If the parties are present in court, the judge personally shall address them at some time during the conference.
Failure to file with the court a report in conformance with these requirements may, in the court's discretion, preclude the use of the expert. Except for good cause shown, the reports exchanged between the parties shall be the only reports admissable at trial. Late retention of experts and consequent late submission of reports shall be permitted only upon a showing of good cause as authorized by CPLR d 1 i.
In the discretion of the court, written reports may be used to substitute for direct testimony at the trial, but the reports shall be submitted by the expert under oath, and the expert shall be present and available for cross- examination. In the discretion of the court, in a proper case, parties may be bound by the expert's report in their direct case. The other party, if he or she has not already done so, shall file with the court a statement complying with paragraph 1 of this subdivision within 20 days of such service.
No action or proceeding to which this section is applicable shall be deemed ready for trial unless there is compliance with this section by the party filing the note of issue and certificate of readiness. In all actions or proceedings to which this section is applicable referred to the Family Court by the Supreme Court pursuant to section of the Family Court Act, all statements, including supplemental statements, exchanged and filed by the parties pursuant to this section shall be transmitted to the Family Court with the order of referral.
Unless, on application made to the court, the requirements of this subdivision be waived for good cause shown, or unless otherwise expressly provided by any provision of the CPLR or other statute, the following requirements shall govern motions for alimony, maintenance, counsel fees other than a motion made pursuant to section c or of the Domestic Relations Law for counsel fees for services rendered by an attorney to secure the enforcement of a previously granted order or decree or child support or any modification of an award thereof:.
Fees and expenses of experts shall include appraisal, accounting, actuarial, investigative and other fees and expenses including costs for processing of NYSCEF documents because of the inability of a self-represented party that desires to e-file to have computer access or afford internet accessibility to enable a spouse to carry on or defend a matrimonial action or proceeding in the Supreme Court.
Any such motion shall be determined within 30 days after the motion is submitted for decision. With respect to other issues before the court, to the extent feasible, trial should proceed from day to day to conclusion.
June 11, Amended f 1. Amended c 1 and c 2 on Aug. Amended f 2 on Apr. Added m on Dec. Amended m on June 22, Amended k 3 on January 19, This section shall be applicable to all matrimonial actions and proceedings in the Supreme Court authorized by section 2 of the Domestic Relations Law. The plaintiff in a matrimonial action shall cause to be served upon the defendant, simultaneous with the service of the summons, a copy ofthe automatic orders set forth in this section in a notice that substantially conforms to the notice contained in Appendix F.
The notice shall state legibly on its face that automatic orders have been entered against the parties named in the summons or in the summons and complaint pursuant to this rule, and that failure to comply with these orders may be deemed a contempt of court The automatic orders shall be binding upon the plaintiff immediately upon riling of the summons, or summons and complaint, and upon the defendant immediately upon service ofthe automatic orders with the summons.
These orders shall remain in full force and effect during the pendency of the action unless terminated, modified or amended by further order of the court or upon written agreement between the parties. Upon service of the summons in every matrimonial action, it is hereby ordered that:.
Historical Note Added Amended c 2 on Jul. This section shall be applicable to all contested matrimonial actions and proceedings in Supreme Court authorized by subdivision 2 of Part B of section of the Domestic Relations Law. These emergency applications shall receive a preference by the clerk for processing and the court for signature. Designating an application as an emergency without good cause may be punishable by the issuance of sanctions pursuant to Part of the Rules of the Chief Administrative Judge.
Any application designated as an emergency without good cause shall be processed and considered in the ordinary course of local court procedures. They shall be in Times New Roman font 12 and double spaced.
They must be of sufficient quality ink to allow for the reading and proper scanning of the documents. Self-represented litigants may submit handwritten applications provided that the handwriting is legible and otherwise in conformity with these rules. Any expert affidavit required shall not exceed eight 8 additional pages.
Any attorney affirmation in support or opposition or memorandum of law shall contain only discussion and argument on issues of law except for facts known only to the attorney. Any reply affidavits or affirmations to the extent permitted shall not exceed ten 10 pages.
Sur-reply affidavits can only be submitted with prior court permission. All exhibits must contain exhibit tabs. Amended 2 on January, 19, Except where the court otherwise directs, in all actions in which recovery is sought for personal injuries, disability or death, physical examinations and the exchange of medical information shall be governed by the provisions hereinafter set forth:.
Unless otherwise stipulated, the examination shall be held not less than 30 nor more than 60 days after service of the notice. If served by any party other than the party to be examined, the notice shall name the examining medical provider or providers.
If the notice is served by the party to be examined, the examining parties shall, within five days of receipt thereof, submit to the party to be examined the name of the medical providers who will conduct the examination.
Any party may move to modify or vacate the notice fixing the time and place of examination or the notice naming the examining medical providers, within 10 days of the receipt thereof, on the grounds that the time or place fixed or the medical provider named is objectionable, or that the nature of the action is such that the interests of justice will not be served by an examination, exchange of medical reports or delivery of authorizations.
These shall include a recital of the injuries and conditions as to which testimony will be offered at the trial, referring to and identifying those x-ray and technicians' reports which will be offered at the trial, including a description of the injuries, a diagnosis and a prognosis. Medical reports may consist of completed medical provider, workers' compensation, or insurance forms that provide the information required by this paragraph;.
These shall comply with the requirements of paragraph b 1 of this section. Copies of these reports and the required authorizations shall be served and delivered with the bill of particulars by the party seeking to recover.
All other parties shall serve copies of the reports of their medical providers within 45 days thereafter. In any case where the interests of justice will not be promoted by service of such reports and delivery of such authorizations, an order dispensing with either or both may be obtained. Further authorizations to examine and make copies of additional hospital records, other records, x-ray or other technicians' reports as provided in paragraph b 2 of this section must also be delivered with the medical reports.
Copies of the reports of the examining medical providers, complying with the requirements of subdivision c of this section, shall be served within 10 days after completion of such further examination. If any party desires at the trial to offer the testimony of additional treating or examining medical providers, other than whose medical reports have been previously exchanged, the medical reports of such medical providers, complying with the requirements of paragraph b 1 of this section, shall be served upon all parties at least 30 days before trial.
All motions under this rule may be made on affidavits of attorneys, shall be made on notice, and shall be granted or denied on such terms as to costs, calendar position and dates of compliance with any provision of this rule as the court in its discretion shall direct. In that event, examination after institution of the action may be waived. The waiver, which shall recite that medical reports have been exchanged and that all parties waive further physical examination, shall be filed with the note of issue.
This shall not be a bar, however, to proceeding under subdivision g of this section in a proper case. April 17, In any action or proceeding tried without a jury to which section of the Domestic Relations Law applies, the court may appoint a psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker or other appropriate expert to give testimony with respect to custody or visitation, and may appoint an accountant, appraiser, actuary or other appropriate expert to give testimony with respect to equitable distribution or a distributive award.
The cost of such expert witness shall be paid by a party or parties as the court shall direct. Amended on Nov. This section shall apply to such categories of cases designated by the Chief Administrator of the Courts as being subject to differentiated case management, and shall be implemented in such counties, courts or parts of courts as designated by the Chief Administrator.
The provisions of section The timeframes must be complied with unless otherwise shortened or extended by the court depending upon the circumstances of the case. Interrogatories are limited to 25 in number, including subparts, unless the court orders otherwise. This limit applies to consolidated actions as well. Parties shall meet and confer at the outset of the case, and from time to time thereafter, to discuss the scope of the privilege review, the amount of information to be set out in the privilege log, the use of categories to reduce document-by-document logging, whether any categories of information may be excluded from the logging requirement, and any other issues pertinent to privilege review, including the entry of an appropriate non-waiver order.
To the extent that the collection process and parameters are disclosed to the other parties and those parties do not object, that fact may be relevant to the Court when addressing later discovery disputes. Agreements and protocols agreed upon by parties shall be memorialized in a court order.
In the event the parties are unable to enter into an agreement or protocol, the court shall by order provide for the scope of the privilege review, the amount of information to be set out in the privilege log, the use of categories to reduce document-by-document logging, whether any categories of information may be excluded from the logging, whether any categories of information may be excluded from the logging requirement, and any other issues pertinent to privilege review, including the entry of an appropriate non-waiver order, and the allocation of costs and expenses as between the parties.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the cumulative presumptive durational limit may be enlarged by agreement of the parties or upon application for leave of Court, which shall be freely granted.
Such means may include technology-assisted review, including predictive coding, in appropriate cases. The parties are encouraged to confer, at the outset of discovery and as needed throughout the discovery period, about technology-assisted review mechanisms they intend to use in document review and production.
If timely notification has been so given, such other individual shall instead be produced;. Applications for extension of a discovery deadline shall be made as soon as practicable and prior to the expiration of such deadline. Non-compliance with such an order may result in the imposition of an appropriate sanction against that party or for other relief pursuant to CPLR Such consultation must take place by an in-person or telephonic conference.
In the event that a discovery dispute cannot be resolved other than through motion practice, each such discovery motion shall be supported by an affidavit or affirmation from counsel attesting to counsel having conducted an in-person or telephonic conference, setting forth the date and time of such conference, persons participating, and the length of time of the conference. The unreasonable failure or refusal of counsel to participate in a conference requested by another party may relieve the requesting party of the obligation to comply with this paragraph and may be addressed by the imposition of sanctions pursuant to Part If the moving party was unable to conduct a conference due to the unreasonable failure or refusal of an adverse party to participate, then such moving party shall, in an affidavit or affirmation, detail the efforts made by the moving party to obtain such a conference and set forth the responses received.
The following procedures shall govern all disclosure conferences conducted by non-judicial personnel. If the parties are unable to agree upon an appropriate form of proposed order, they shall so advise the court so that the court can direct an alternative course of action.
Counsel shall comply with CPLR e. A single memorandum no longer than 25 pages shall be submitted by each side. No memoranda in response shall be submitted. A copy for each attorney on trial and the originals in a similar binder or notebook for the witnesses shall be prepared and submitted.
Plaintiff's exhibits shall be numerically tabbed, and defendant's exhibits shall be tabbed alphabetically. Submissions should be by hard copy and electronically, as directed by the court. Where an objection to a portion of a direct testimony affidavit is sustained, the court may direct that such portion be stricken.
The submission of direct testimony in affidavit form shall not affect any right to conduct cross-examination or re-direct examination of the witness. The requesting party shall defray the nonparty's reasonable production expenses in accordance with Rules and d of the CPLR. No action or special proceeding shall be deemed ready for trial or inquest unless there is first filed a note of issue accompanied by a certificate of readiness, with proof of service on all parties entitled to notice, in the form prescribed by this section.
Filing of a note of issue and certificate of readiness is not required for an application for court approval of the settlement of the claim of an infant, incompetent or conservatee. The note of issue shall include the County Clerk's index number; the name of the judge to whom the action is assigned; the name, office address and telephone number of each attorney who has appeared; the name, address and telephone number of any party who has appeared pro se; and the name of any insurance carrier acting on behalf of any party.
Within 10 days after service, the original note of issue, and the certificate of readiness where required, with proof of service where service is required, shall be filed in duplicate with the County Clerk together with payment of the calendar fee prescribed by CPLR or a copy of an order permitting the party filing the note of issue to proceed as a poor person, and a duplicate original with proof of service shall be filed with the clerk of the trial court.
The County Clerk shall forward one of the duplicate originals of the note of issue to the clerk of the trial court stamped "Fee Paid" or "Poor Person Order. Contract Contested matrimonia Uncontested matrimonial Tax certiorar Condemnation. NOTE: The clerk will not accept this note of issue unless accompanied by a certificate of readiness.
Compliance with section There has been a reasonable opportunity to complete the foregoing proceedings. There has been compliance with any order issued pursuant to section If a medical malpractice action, there has been compliance with any order issued pursuant to section A trial by jury may be demanded as provided by CPLR Where a jury trial has been demanded, the action or special proceeding shall be scheduled for jury trial upon payment of the fee prescribed by CPLR by the party first filing the demand.
If no demand for a jury trial is made, it shall constitute a waiver by all parties and the action or special proceeding shall be scheduled for nonjury trial.
Where a party is prevented from filing a note of issue and certificate of readiness because a pretrial proceeding has not been completed for any reason beyond the control of the party, the court, upon motion supported by affidavit, may permit the party to file a note of issue upon such conditions as the court deems appropriate.
Where unusual or unanticipated circumstances develop subsequent to the filing of a note of issue and certificate of readiness which require additional pretrial proceedings to prevent substantial prejudice, the court, upon motion supported by affidavit, may grant permission to conduct such necessary proceedings. Within 20 days after service of a note of issue and certificate of readiness, any party to the action or special proceeding may move to vacate the note of issue, upon affidavit showing in what respects the case is not ready for trial, and the court may vacate the note of issue if it appears that a material fact in the certificate of readiness is incorrect, or that the certificate of readiness fails to comply with the requirements of this section in some material respect.
However, the day time limitation to make such motion shall not apply to tax assessment review proceedings. After such period, except in a tax assessment review proceeding, no such motion shall be allowed except for good cause shown. At any time, the court on its own motion may vacate a note of issue if it appears that a material fact in the certificate of readiness is incorrect, or that the certificate of readiness fails to comply with the requirements of this section in some material respect.
If the motion to vacate a note of issue is granted, a copy of the order vacating the note of issue shall be served upon the clerk of the trial court. Motions to reinstate notes of issue vacated pursuant to this section shall be supported by a proper and sufficient certificate of readiness and by an affidavit by a person having first-hand knowledge showing that there is merit to the action, satisfactorily showing the reasons for the acts or omissions which led to the note of issue being vacated, stating meritorious reasons for its reinstatement and showing that the case is presently ready for trial.
In the event of a change in title of an action by reason of a substitution of any party, no new note of issue will be required. Notice of such substitution and change in title shall be given to the assigned judge and to the clerk within 10 days of the date of an order or stipulation effecting the party substitution or title change.
The Packet shall be available in the office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court in each county, and the forms shall be filed with the appropriate clerk in accordance with the instructions in the Packet. These forms shall be accepted by the Court for obtaining an uncontested divorce, and no other forms shall be necessary.
The Court, in its discretion, may accept other forms that comply with the requirements of law. May 26, Amended i. These calendars may include:. A preliminary conference calendar is for the calendaring for conference of cases in which a note of issue and certificate of readiness have not yet been filed.
A general calendar is for actions in which a note of issue and a certificate of readiness have been filed but which have not as yet been transferred to a pretrial conference calendar or a calendar containing cases that are ready for trial. A pretrial conference calendar is for actions awaiting conference after the note of issue and certificate of readiness have been filed. Who may file? Any person aggrieved by an assessment of a one, two or three family, owner-occupied residential structure used exclusively for residential purposes, who has filed a written complaint with the Board of Assessment Review in regard to that assessment.
Condominiums are not eligible for small claims review, EXCEPT condominiums, which have been designated in the "homestead" class in any approved assessing unit, are eligible. You may complete the petition yourself, or have a representative do it for you. If you choose to have a representative file for you, you must complete the "Designation of Representative" section of the petition. What assessment can be reviewed?
The only assessment that can be reviewed is that on the current final assessment roll completed and filed by your Assessor. The right to review is based upon the timely filing of a written petition. A separate petition must be filed for each separately Assessed parcel. You may not request an assessment lower than you requested before the Board of Assessment Review.
Small Claims Assessment Review Petition form. Formatting Requirements Field Descriptions. View a Sample Petition Key. Any documents in support of your Petition must be uploaded separately as exhibits You must keep the original in a safe place until the conclusion of all proceedings, including appeals. You may not request an assessment lower than you requested before the Board of Assessment Review.
Complete, print and sign the Small Claims Assessment Review Petition form you are required to mail paper copies use links listed below. Small Claims Assessment Review Petition form. Formatting Requirements Field Descriptions. View a Sample Petition Key. You must keep the original in a safe place until the conclusion of all proceedings, including appeals. The court or the respondent may ask for it to be produced.
You must mail a copy of your completed and signed Small Claims Assessment Review Petition within ten days of Electronic Filing to the following:. An additional copy is required for Incorporated Villages refer to Completion instructions. The County Clerk's Office is not involved in scheduling the hearing or providing you with the decision.
A copy of your decision will be sent to you directly from Supreme Court. If you are eligible to opt-out of e filing pursuant to Section
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