Phyllis Chu
Currently registeredPhyllis Chu is an attorney admitted to the New York State Bar in 1991, with a registered practice address in Brooklyn, New York. According to the New York Office of Court Administration, the current registration status on record is Currently registered.
| Registration number | 2423549 |
|---|---|
| Bar status | Currently registered |
| Year admitted | 1991 |
| Judicial department | Department 2 |
| Law school | Northeastern University |
| Practice city | Brooklyn, NY |
| County | Kings |
| Firm / organization | Kings County Supreme Court |
| Office address | 320 Jay St, Brooklyn, NY, 11201 |
| Phone | (347) 296-1793 |
| Next registration due | Aug 2027 |
About Kings County Supreme Court
The Kings County Supreme Court is a trial-level court in Brooklyn that operates as part of New York State's Unified Court System, with separate terms at different addresses. Its Civil Term hears cases outside the authority of lower courts, including higher-value civil matters and divorce, separation, and annulment proceedings. It also handles other non-criminal matters such as name changes, foreclosures, mental hygiene applications, and elder law cases. The Criminal Term, at 320 Jay Street, prosecutes felony cases and operates specialty courts.
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