Is the necessary paperwork in for my divorce to be placed on the calendar?

Asked in Brooklyn, NY - 8 months

I am a defendant in a uncontested divorce in brooklyn. His lawyer has filed -Summons w/notice -Amended summ. & compl. -RJI (no fee) Pursuant to Section 202.6(B) -Note of issue however when i spoke to the matrimonial clerk she said that more forms needed to be filed and that it has not been filed in matrimonial office. so two questions Can this matter be placed in the calendar with these four forms? And who's responsibility is it to make sure the forms get to the matrimonial clerk, the lawyer or the court will do it when it has been filed?

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David Alexander Browde

David Alexander Browde

Chappaqua Divorce / Separation Lawyer

Licensed in NY

Answered 8 months ago. In an uncontested case nothing will move forward until all the necessary paperwork has been filed. It is the responsibility of the plaintiff or the attorney for the plaintiff to file the paperwork.
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Eric Edward Rothstein

Eric Edward Rothstein

New York Personal Injury Lawyer

Licensed in NY

Answered 8 months ago. I suspect there are a lot more forms that need to be filed. Here is the link to the Court web site form directory for divorce cases. You will see many forms that you did not list. Usually the plaintif files the forms but that doesn''t mean the lawyer is familiar with what has to be done. Does the lawyer regularly handle matrimonial cases?

http://www.courts.state.ny.us/divorce/forms.shtml
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Regina Powers Hunter

Regina Powers Hunter

Tampa Divorce / Separation Lawyer

Answered 8 months ago. I agree with my fellow attorneys.

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