Article 1. Family Court Established Article 2. Administration, Medical Examinations, Attorneys for Children, Auxiliary Services Article 3. Juvenile Delinquency

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Part 1. Jurisdiction. 2. Custody and detention. 3. Preliminary procedure. 4. Hearings. 5. Orders. 6. New hearing and reconsideration of orders. 7. Compliance ...

The family court and the criminal courts shall have concurrent jurisdiction over any proceeding concerning acts which would constitute disorderly conduct.

The Family Court Act gives the Family Court power to hear certain types of cases. As each case is filed in the court, it is assigned its own identifying ...

It is designed to provide a due process of law for determining when the state, through its family court, may intervene against the wishes of a parent on behalf ...

S 111. Title of act. The title of this act is "the family court act of the state of New York." It may be cited as "The Family Court Act." S 112.

According to Section 113 of the Family Court Act, the Court is established "in each county of the state as part of the unified court system for the state."

Permanency hearings pursuant to Family Court Act Article 10-A regarding children freed for adoption shall bear the prefix and docket number of the proceeding or ...

Article 10 of New York State's Family Court Act (sections. 1011 through 1084) provides the framework for judicial intervention regarding children alleged to ...