§ 812. Procedures for family offense proceedings. 1. Jurisdiction. The family court and the criminal courts shall have concurrent jurisdiction over any ...

Only a judge can issue an order of protection. The judge does that as part of a criminal or family court case against the person who harmed you. An order of ...

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

FAMILY OFFENSES PROCEEDINGS ; 1, 812-818, Jurisdiction ; 2, 821-828, Preliminary procedure ; 3, 832-838, Hearings ; 4, 841-847, Orders ...

You may ask the district attorney or a law enforcement officer to file a criminal complaint. You also have the right to file a petition in the Family Court when ...

The petition must allege one or more of the select crimes specified in the Family Court Act Section 812. The most typical remedy for a Family Offense is the ...

The Respondent committed the following family offense(s) against me and/or my children, which constitute(s) [Check applicable box(es)]:.

28 дек. 2017 г. · Simply, Article 8, and more specifically Section 812 of the New York Family Court Act codifies the offenses that you must establish in your ...

New York Family Court Act 812 establishes specific crimes or family court offenses. Some of the more common crimes or offenses are as follows:

Article 5-B - UNIFORM INTERSTATE FAMILY SUPPORT ACT (§§ 580-101 — 580-903) ... Article 8 - FAMILY OFFENSES PROCEEDINGS (§§ 812 — 847) · Article 9 ...