Hon. Aija Tingling — Part 28 Rules
New York County Supreme Court Civil Term
Motion day: MONDAYS · Courtroom: 543 · Appearance: In person
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What day are motions heard?
MONDAYS
“Motion Calendar:MONDAYS, TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS”
Must I appear in person, or may I appear virtually?
In person
“All court appearances are IN-PERSON unless otherwise directed by”
Which courtroom hears this part?
543
“60 Centre Street, Courtroom 543”
What is the courtroom telephone number?
(646)386-4372
“Assistant Law Clerk: William Mogtader, Esq. Courtroomtelephone:(646)386-4372”
What is the chambers telephone number?
(646)386-3720
“Email: wmogtader@nycourts.gov Chamberstelephone:(646)386-3720”
Who is the principal law clerk?
William Mogtader, Esq. Courtroomtelephone
“Assistant Law Clerk: William Mogtader, Esq. Courtroomtelephone:(646)386-4372”
What is the part's e-mail address?
cllewell@nycourts.gov
“Email: cllewell@nycourts.gov Email:SFC-Part28-Clerk@nycourts.gov”
Full published rules for part 28 rules
UPDATED PART 28 Rules: Matrimonial Division
Hon. Aija Tingling
60 Centre Street, Courtroom 543
New York, New York 10007
All court appearances are IN-PERSON unless otherwise directed by
the Court.
ADJOURNMENTS
Requests for adjournments require court approval. Applications must be made jointly by
contacting Chambers (both law clerks and the Part clerk)via email at least (2) two days prior
to the scheduled appearance, with proposed dates and where applicable, counsel must submit an
affidavit of actual engagement.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Chambers does NOT receive notice when documents are uploaded to
NYSCEF, you MUST simultaneously send a courtesy copy of your letter/affidavit/stipulation
to so-order,to chambers.
CONFERENCES
Preliminary Conference: WEDNESDAYS
• PCs shall be held on the first appearance or return date of the first motion, unless
otherwise directed by the court.
• At least (2) twodays prior to the PC, counsel must upload to NYSCEF, the following
documents:
▪ Statement of Net Worth
▪ Where applicable a child support worksheet and proposed parenting plan
▪ Completed and signed Matrimonial PC Order (updated 3/1/26)
• If the parties cannot agree on the terms in the PC Order, parties are directed to bring a
hard copy of proposed PC Orders.
• Pendente Lite issues may be addressed and resolved at the PC Conference, only with an
accompanying motion.
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Compliance and Status Conferences: TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
• All CC and SC shall be scheduled for a time certain.
• If there is asubstantial dispute or longstanding issue regarding discovery items, counsel
mustcomplete a Discovery Log, which can be found on the Part’s page, and submit a
copy to opposing counsel and upload acopy to NYSCEF at least (2) days prior to the
conference. Any outstanding discovery issues will be discussed and resolved to the
extent possible at the conference.
• If there is nosubstantial dispute on the outstanding discovery, counsel shall provide a
completed and signed compliance conference order at the conference.
Settlement Conferences
• Settlement conferences shall be scheduled by the court on a case-by-case basis ONLY
where the parties are seriously ready and willing to resolve their issues.
• At least (2) two days prior to the conferences, each party shall email to the court
attorney a Proposed Settlement Agreement, updated Statement of Net Worth, a list of all
marital property and proposed distribution, and a short statement no more than 2 pages
setting forth the rationale for their position.
Final/Note of Issue Conference
• At a final discovery conference, the parties shall certify that all discovery is complete, to
avoid post note motions.
MOTIONS ARE BY ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ONLY
Motion Calendar:MONDAYS, TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
* All motions shall be made by Order to Show Causeand shall require oral argument. Failure
to do so may result in denial of the motion.
* If you are seeking a temporary order of protection, you mustcomplete the
information/pedigree sheet and attach it to your OSC. A blank copy is located on the website.
* Motions regarding custody and/or visitation, shall be filed separately from motions regarding
financial issues.
* Any motion entitled “emergency” order to show cause, must be accompanied with an
affirmation or affidavit of emergency pursuant to 22 NYCRR §202.7(f) and the CPLR or the
motion maybedeclinedto sign.
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* If the motion is signed, the court may or may not set a briefing schedule. If no briefing
schedule is set, appear on the return date to discuss the motion. If a briefing schedule is set,
failure to comply with the briefing schedule, absent a court approval shall result in any untimely
papers being rejected by the court.
* Sur-Replies will not be accepted by the court without prior approval *
* All motions shall include the sequence number on the first page.
* Exclusive of the table of contents, affidavits, affirmations and memoranda of law shall not
exceed 25 pages, double spaced.
*Table of contents should include a list of each exhibit attached to the motion and for non-
NYSCEF cases, marked by tab.
* Do not include CD’s, DVD’s flash drives or any other electronic device as part of a motion.
• Motions seeking financial relief, filed afterthe preliminary conference, must include an
updated Statement of Net Worth.
NOTE OF ISSUE, PRE-TRIAL AND TRIAL
• Once the Note of Issue is filed after certifying that all discovery is complete, the court
will schedule a pre-trial/final settlement conference.
• Trial rules and conduct will be set forth in a pre-trial orderto beissued after a pre-
trial/settlement conference.
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