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Originally authored by the late Joseph R. Carrieri, Esq., with contributions from leading family law practitioners, and updated by Jeffrey Carpenter, Esq., this indispensable one-volume guide provides procedural coverage for every New York Family Court proceeding. To ensure best practices and avoidance of potential practice pitfalls, LexisNexis AnswerGuide: New York Family Court Proceedings includes 90 detailed, task-oriented checklists, and more than 100 practice pointers (Warning, Strategic Point, Exception, Timing) on important topics, including initial pleadings, jurisdiction, persons in need of supervision (PINS), juvenile delinquency, child and spousal support proceedings, paternity proceedings, termination of parental rights, adoption proceedings, custody and visitation proceedings, family offense proceedings, and child protective proceedings.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663390332.
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Chapter 1 Jurisdiction of Family Court
Chapter 2 Administration, Medical Examinations, Attorneys for Children, Auxiliary Services
Chapter 3 Persons in Need of Supervision (PINS)
Chapter 4 Juvenile Delinquency
Chapter 5 Child and Spousal Support
Chapter 6 Paternity and Parentage Determinations
Chapter 7 Voluntary Placement into Foster Care
Chapter 8 Child Protective Proceedings
Chapter 9 Permanency Hearings
Chapter 10 Permanent Termination of Parental Rights
Chapter 11 Agency Adoptions
Chapter 12 Private Adoptions
Chapter 13 Custody and Visitation Proceedings
Chapter 14 Family Offense Proceedings
Chapter 15 Appeals