As a Pro Se I am considering in filing an Order to Show Cause and submit supporting documents to a New York Supreme Court. My understanding is that I will personally present this to the judge. I reviewed 22 NYCRR � 202.7 and it appears that I do not need to notify opposing counsel/parties that I am submitting an Order to Show Cause. It would be until the court returns the Order to me and at that time that I would forward the Order to Show Cause to opposing counsel/parties.
Exception � When filling a temporary injunctive relief or a temporary restraining order than I would be obligated in providing notice to opposing counsel/parties prior to the filing of a Order to Show Cause with the court.
INQUIRY � Do you need to provide notice to opposing counsel/parties notifying them that I am filing an Order to Show Cause if I am filing an Order to Show Cause that has noting to do with temporary injunctive relief or a temporary restraining order?
Asked on 1/17/15, 10:24 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
SHAHRIAR KASHANIAN
LAW OFFICES OF SHAHRIAR KASHANIAN, ESQ.,
Once the judge signs the order, you will have the court's directive regarding the manner of service. No prior notice is required.
Answered on 1/17/15, 10:35 am
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