How long do I have to file a motion for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals?
The New York State Court of Appeals will accept a motion for leave to appeal within 30 days (+5 for mailing) from the date the Appellate Division order/decision is served with notice of entry. Motions are returnable on a Monday, unless Monday is a legal holiday. If we are personally serving the motion, movant shall give at least 8 days notice. Overnight service allows for 9 days service and regular mail allows for 13 days notice. The motion and supporting papers must be in the Court no later than 12:00 in the afternoon on the Friday before the return date. Opposition to a motion for leave must be in the Court, with proof of service, on or before the return date.
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