New York court documents: 22 NYCRR § 202.5 / § 202.5-b NYSCEF formatting; five flagship Supreme Court venues plus District / City / Justice / Family / Housing courts; five subject bundles (consumer-debt, landlord-tenant, personal-injury, employment, commercial-disputes). Full detail in the plugin README.
Plugin ny-court-docs from marketplace claude-legal in codearranger/claude-legal. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
ny-bronxUse when drafting or filing in Bronx County Supreme Court (the 12th Judicial District). Triggers include 'Bronx County Supreme Court', '851 Grand Concourse', 'Bronx Civil Court', 'Bronx IAS Part', 'Bronx County NYSCEF', 'Bronx Commercial Division', 'Bronx personal-injury part'. Covers Bronx County's
ny-city-courtsUse when drafting or filing in an upstate City Court — the limited-jurisdiction civil layer outside New York City under the **Uniform City Court Act (UCCA)** with procedural rules at **22 NYCRR Part 210**. Triggers include 'Buffalo City Court', 'Rochester City Court', 'Syracuse City Court', 'Albany
ny-commercial-disputesUse when drafting or filing a commercial-litigation action — breach of contract, fiduciary duty, business torts, fraud, account stated, UCC disputes, shareholder oppression, judicial dissolution. Triggers include '22 NYCRR 202.70 Commercial Division', 'CPLR 3016(b) fraud particularity', 'BCL 1104-a
ny-consumer-debtSubject-matter bundle for New York consumer-debt defense. Triggers include 'defending a debt-collection lawsuit in New York', 'NYC Civil Court debt case', 'sued for credit card debt in NY', 'CPLR 213(a) 3-year SOL', 'Consumer Credit Fairness Act', 'CCFA 2022 New York', 'GBL § 349 deceptive practices
ny-county-courtsUse when filing in a New York **Supreme Court** Civil Term other than the five flagship counties (New York, Kings, Bronx, Nassau, Queens). Triggers include 'Suffolk County Supreme Court', 'Westchester County Supreme Court', 'Erie County Supreme Court', 'Monroe County Supreme Court', 'Onondaga Suprem
ny-deadlinesUse when the user asks about timing or deadlines in a New York civil case. Triggers include 'when is my answer due in NY', 'CPLR 2103 service deadline', 'mail rule New York', '5 days for mail in NY', '5-day mail rule', 'CPLR 3133 interrogatory response', 'compute deadline NY Supreme Court', 'CPLR 21
ny-discoveryUse when drafting, responding to, or compelling discovery in a New York civil case. Triggers include 'CPLR 3120 RFPs', 'NY notice for discovery and inspection', 'document production in NY case', 'CPLR 3130 interrogatories', '25- interrogatory limit', 'CPLR 3132 service of interrogatories', 'CPLR 312
ny-draft-declarationScaffold an affirmation (CPLR 2106) or affidavit (CPLR 2309) for a New York court filing. Triggers include 'draft an affirmation', 'New York affidavit', 'CPLR 2106 affirmation', 'affirmation in support', 'affidavit of merit', 'affidavit of service', 'affidavit in opposition', 'NY sworn statement', '
ny-draft-motionScaffold a motion for a New York court (Supreme, County, Civil Court of the City of New York, District, or City). Triggers include 'draft a New York motion', 'CPLR 2214 notice of motion', 'memo of law in support', 'New York motion structure', 'scaffold an OSC', 'order to show cause New York', 'attor
ny-draft-noteScaffold a Notice of Motion or Order to Show Cause for a New York court — the scheduling document that places a motion on the court's calendar. Triggers include 'draft a Notice of Motion', 'CPLR 2214', 'NY OSC', 'Order to Show Cause draft', 'return date', 'CPLR 2214(d) Order to Show Cause', 'CPLR 22
ny-draft-orderScaffold a proposed order for a New York court. Triggers include 'draft a New York proposed order', 'settle order New York', '22 NYCRR § 202.48', 'order on submission', 'NY decision and order', '60-day rule for settling order', 'so-ordered stipulation', 'short-form order', 'long-form order', 'counte
ny-employmentUse when drafting or filing a New York employment action — workplace discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage-and-hour violations, whistleblower, WARN Act, restrictive covenants. Triggers include 'NY Exec Law 296', 'NYS Human Rights Law', 'NYC Human Rights Law', 'NYC Admin Code 8-107', 'Labor L
ny-fact-checkUse to fact-check a New York court filing before filing. Triggers include 'fact-check this NY motion', 'verify citations Tanbook', 'check my NY brief', 'NYSCEF pre-filing audit', 'CPLR citation format check', 'quote validation', 'citation verification', 'check cross- references in my New York affirm
ny-family-courtUse when drafting or filing in New York Family Court — the specialized trial court handling child custody, visitation, child support, paternity, juvenile delinquency, PINS, abuse/neglect (Article 10), family-offense / orders of protection. Triggers include 'NY Family Court', 'Family Court Act', 'FCA
ny-file-packetUse when assembling and filing a complete New York court motion packet via NYSCEF or UCMS/CCEF. Triggers include 'assemble a New York motion packet', 'NYSCEF filing packet', 'NY court eFile', 'UCMS Civil Court filing', 'CCEF filing', 'how do I file a motion in NYSCEF', 'NY Supreme Court filing instr
ny-first-30-daysUse when a New York defendant has just been served with a civil complaint. Triggers include 'just got served in New York', 'NY summons and complaint', 'CPLR 3012 answer deadline', '20 days to answer', '30 days to answer New York', 'CPLR 3211 motion to dismiss', 'pre-answer motion in NY', 'CPLR 3018
ny-hearingsPrepare for and conduct hearings in New York courts. Triggers include 'oral argument in New York', 'NY motion hearing', 'Microsoft Teams hearing', 'remote appearance Supreme Court', 'in-person motion argument', 'OCA Teams link', 'hearing-day prep New York', 'courtroom etiquette Supreme Court', 'oral
ny-justice-courtsUse when drafting or filing in a New York Town or Village Justice Court (~1,250 courts statewide) established under the Uniform Justice Court Act (UJCA) with procedural rules at 22 NYCRR Part 214. Triggers include 'Town Justice Court', 'Village Justice Court', 'UJCA', '$3,000 small claims', 'East Ha
ny-kingsUse when drafting or filing in Kings County Supreme Court (the 2nd Judicial District / Brooklyn). Triggers include 'Kings County Supreme Court', 'Brooklyn Supreme', '360 Adams Street', '2nd Judicial District motion', 'Kings County NYSCEF filing', 'Kings County Part Rules', 'Kings County Commercial D
ny-landlord-tenantSubject-matter bundle for New York landlord-tenant defense and prosecution — particularly residential summary proceedings under RPAPL Article 7. Triggers include 'eviction defense New York', 'NYC Housing Court', 'RPAPL 711 holdover', 'RPAPL 731 nonpayment', 'HSTPA 2019', 'Housing Stability and Tenan
ny-law-referencesMatter-neutral reference catalog for New York civil practice. Triggers include 'CPLR rule', 'CPLR section', 'New York civil rules', 'Guide to NY Evidence', 'NY evidence rules', '22 NYCRR', 'Uniform Civil Rules', 'New York Law Reports Style Manual', 'Tanbook citation', 'New York court system structur
ny-nassau-dcUse when drafting or filing in Nassau County District Court — the Long Island District Court (Uniform District Court Act) that handles civil actions up to $15,000, summary proceedings (landlord-tenant), small claims, and misdemeanor and violation criminal matters. Triggers include 'Nassau District C
ny-nassauUse when drafting or filing in Nassau County Supreme Court (the 10th Judicial District, Long Island). Triggers include 'Nassau County Supreme Court', 'Mineola courthouse', '100 Supreme Court Drive', 'Nassau Commercial Division', 'Nassau IAS Part', 'Nassau County NYSCEF', 'Nassau MAP conference', 'Na
ny-nyc-civil-courtUse when drafting or filing in the Civil Court of the City of New York — the separate trial court (Civil Court Act, NYC Charter § 2300 et seq.) handling civil actions up to $50,000 and small claims up to $10,000 across five borough branches. Triggers include 'NYC Civil Court', 'Civil Court of the Ci
ny-nyc-housing-courtUse when drafting or filing in the Housing Part of NYC Civil Court — the dedicated summary-proceedings forum for RPAPL Article 7 nonpayment and holdover petitions across five boroughs (largest L&T forum in country, ~200,000+ filings annually pre-COVID). Triggers include 'NYC Housing Court', 'Housing
ny-nycoUse when drafting or filing in New York County Supreme Court (the 1st Judicial District / Manhattan). Triggers include 'New York County Supreme Court', 'Supreme Court NY County', '60 Centre Street', '111 Centre Street', 'Manhattan Supreme', '1st Judicial District motion', 'Commercial Division NY Cou
ny-personal-injuryUse when drafting or filing a personal-injury action — motor vehicle accident, slip and fall, medical malpractice, construction-site injury, wrongful death, sex-abuse revival claims. Triggers include 'personal injury New York', 'NY PI', 'no-fault Insurance Law 51', 'serious injury threshold', 'Labor
ny-post-judgmentNavigate post-judgment procedure in a New York civil case. Triggers include 'motion to vacate default in NY', 'CPLR 5015(a)', 'vacate judgment', 'wage garnishment New York', 'income execution', 'CPLR 5231', 'restraining notice', 'CPLR 5222', 'levy', 'CPLR 5232', 'CPLR 5230 sheriff levy', 'exemption
ny-pro-seUse when drafting New York court documents for a self- represented (pro se) litigant. Triggers include 'pro se in New York', 'self-represented in NY court', 'I don't have a lawyer for my NY case', 'how to file pro se in Supreme Court', 'pro se in NYC Civil Court', 'represent myself in Kings County',
ny-quality-checkUse to QC, review, or validate a New York court document before filing. Triggers include 'quality check this NY filing', 'pre-filing review', 'NY clerk rejection', 'NY filing format audit', 'NYSCEF format compliance', 'review my New York brief before I file', 'will the clerk reject this', '22 NYCRR
ny-queensUse when drafting or filing in Queens County Supreme Court (the 11th Judicial District). Triggers include 'Queens County Supreme Court', '88-11 Sutphin Boulevard', 'Jamaica courthouse', 'Queens IAS Part', 'Queens Commercial Division', 'Queens County NYSCEF', 'Queens foreclosure conference', 'Queens
ny-schedule-hearingUse when the user needs to reserve a motion return date in a New York court. Triggers include 'reserve a return date', 'NY motion return date', 'NY Part calendar', 'IAS Part calendar', 'next available motion date NY County', 'how do I schedule a hearing in NY Supreme Court', 'NY motion scheduling',
ny-statewide-formatUse when drafting or formatting any document for a New York state court (Supreme Court, County Court, Civil Court of the City of New York, District Court, City Court, or Town/Village Justice Court). Triggers include 'draft a New York pleading', 'format an affidavit', 'apply 22 NYCRR § 202.5', '22 NY
ny-submit-orderUse after a hearing or motion decision when the prevailing party needs to submit a proposed order for signature. Triggers include 'NY post-hearing order submission', 'settle order on notice', '22 NYCRR § 202.48 60-day rule', 'submit a proposed order to chambers in NY', 'counter- order', 'serve a set
ny-suffolk-dcUse when drafting or filing in Suffolk County District Court (Uniform District Court Act) — the second Long Island District Court handling civil actions up to $15,000, landlord-tenant summary proceedings, and small claims in five western towns + Brookhaven. Triggers include 'Suffolk District Court',
Ohio court documents: Ohio Civ. R. 10 + per-court local rules (verbatim Cuyahoga + Delaware Common Pleas); eight Court of Common Pleas venues + municipal-courts + family-court; five subject bundles — consumer-debt, family-law, personal-injury, employment, commercial-disputes. Full detail in the plugin README.
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Washington court documents: GR 14 formatting; King / Pierce / Snohomish / Spokane venues + family-law department + county roll-up; six subject bundles (consumer-debt, family-law, landlord-tenant, personal-injury, employment, commercial-disputes) plus a matter-neutral CPA/UDAP skill (Consumer Protection Act, RCW 19.86 — Hangman Ridge), a CEMA (RCW 19.190 anti-spam; Brown v. Old Navy) skill, and a federal-court venue skill for the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington (wa-wawd-pro-se: FRCP + LCR, noting dates, IFP, CM/ECF, Ninth Circuit appeals). Full detail in the plugin README.
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Tennessee court documents: Tenn. R. Civ. P. 10/11 + local-rule formatting; Circuit / Chancery / General Sessions; Davidson / Shelby / Knox / Hamilton venues + General Sessions + split family/juvenile; four subject bundles. Full detail in the plugin README.
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Michigan court documents: MCR 1.109 / 2.113 formatting; Wayne + Oakland Circuit + 36th District + family division; six subject bundles. Full detail in the plugin README.
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Arizona court documents: Ariz. R. Civ. P. 10 / 7.1 formatting; Maricopa + Pima Superior + Justice Courts + family department; six subject bundles. Full detail in the plugin README.
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Georgia court documents: no single statewide pleading-paper rule (form flows from O.C.G.A. § 9-11-10 + the Uniform Superior/State Court Rules + statewide e-filing standards); Fulton + Cobb + Gwinnett County Superior Courts, a State Court venue (civil/misdemeanor — where most debt suits land), a Magistrate small-claims venue, a county roll-up, and a Superior Court family-division venue; consumer-debt (federal-FDCPA-forward / FBPA treble damages / post-2016 garnishment / chain-of-title) and family-law (equitable distribution / income-shares child support) bundles. Georgia quirks: the 30-day answer with an open-default-as-of-right cure window (O.C.G.A. § 9-11-55), the Superior/State court jurisdictional split, no state licensing of most debt collectors, and credit-card debt under the 6-year written-contract SOL. Full detail in the plugin README.
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