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The matter was removed to Supreme Court, which conducted a fact-finding hearing on the mother's family offense petition but treated the matter as though it was a post-divorce action.
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Fourth Department Decisions. Generally, decision-orders are released two weeks after the conclusion of the term, at 3:00 p.m. An appeal or proceeding not decided on the decision date is still pending before the Court -- check future decision-order releases.
11 Αυγ 2020 · Generally, when cases are litigated, the court papers become part of the public record. Family and matrimonial cases in New York, however, are different. They remain confidential, and cannot be accessed without a court order. Under New York Domestic Relations Law (DRL) Section 235:
E-Courts Instructions. You are advised to check the status of your case on-line at: www.nycourts.gov. Click on: Web Civil Supreme - follow the instructions then click the Submit button. Click on: Index Search - enter your case’s index number and county where indicated.
