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New York State Courts Litigation Deadline Calculator

Calculate litigation deadlines for New York state courts using CPLR 2103. Includes holidays, service method add-ons, and weekend roll-forward rules.

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Common Deadline Rules — New York State Courts

CPLR 2103

Computation of Time

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Service: +5d for mail, +1d for overnight, +0d for efiling

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CPLR 3012(a)

Answer to Complaint

20 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 3012(a) (out-of-state)

Answer to Complaint (served outside state)

30 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 3012(b)

Answer After Demand

20 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 3024(a)

Motion to Correct/Strike Pleading

20 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 3025(a)

Amend Pleading (as of right)

20 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 3212(a)

Summary Judgment Motion

120 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 3212 (opposition)

Summary Judgment Opposition

14 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 2214(b)

Motion Notice

8 days · NY CPLR

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Service: +8d for mail

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CPLR 2214(b) (opposition)

Opposition Papers

2 days · NY CPLR

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Service: +5d for mail

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CPLR 3130

Interrogatories

20 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 3120

Document Production

20 days · NY CPLR

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Service: +5d for mail

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CPLR 3123

Admissions

20 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 4015

Motion for New Trial

15 days · NY CPLR

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CPLR 5513(a)

Notice of Appeal

30 days · NY CPLR

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Court Holidays — New York State Courts

2026

DateHoliday
Thu, January 1New Year's Day
Mon, January 19Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Thu, February 12Lincoln's Birthday
Mon, February 16Washington's Birthday
Mon, May 25Memorial Day
Fri, June 19Juneteenth
Fri, July 3Independence Day
Mon, September 7Labor Day
Mon, October 12Columbus Day
Tue, November 3Election Day
Wed, November 11Veterans Day
Thu, November 26Thanksgiving Day
Fri, December 25Christmas Day

2027

DateHoliday
Fri, January 1New Year's Day
Mon, January 18Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Fri, February 12Lincoln's Birthday
Mon, February 15Washington's Birthday
Mon, May 31Memorial Day
Fri, June 18Juneteenth
Mon, July 5Independence Day
Mon, September 6Labor Day
Mon, October 11Columbus Day
Tue, November 2Election Day
Thu, November 11Veterans Day
Thu, November 25Thanksgiving Day
Fri, December 24Christmas Day

Frequently Asked Questions

How are deadlines calculated in New York State Courts?
Deadlines in New York State Courts are computed using CPLR 2103. The calculator excludes the trigger day, counts forward (or backward) the specified number of days, and adjusts for weekends and court holidays. If the resulting date falls on a non-business day, the deadline rolls to the next business day.
What holidays does New York State Courts observe?
New York State Courts observes all state-designated court holidays when computing deadlines. These typically include New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. Some states observe additional holidays specific to their jurisdiction.
What is CPLR 2103?
CPLR 2103 is the procedural rule that governs how time periods are computed in New York State Courts. It defines how to count days (calendar vs. business), when to exclude weekends and holidays, and how to handle deadlines that fall on non-business days.
How does service method affect deadlines in New York State Courts?
When a document is served by a method other than hand delivery or electronic means, additional days are typically added to the response deadline. For example, service by U.S. Mail usually adds 5 days. The exact add-on depends on the jurisdiction's rules and the specific service method used.

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