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- Family Court Act § 1021: Temporary Removal With Consent
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1022: Preliminary Orders of Court Before Petition Filed
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1023: Procedure for Issuance of Temporary Order
- Family Court Act § 1024: Emergency Removal Without a Court Order
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1027: Hearing and Preliminary Orders
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1027-A: Placement of Siblings
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1028: Application to Return Child Temporarily Removed
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1028-A: Application of a Relative to Become a Foster Parent
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1029: Temporary Order of Protection
- Family Court Act Article 10, Child Protective Services Part 2, § 1030: Order of Visitation by a Respondent
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4, § 340.1: Time of Fact-Finding Hearing
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4 § 340.2: Presiding Judge
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4, § 341.2: Presence of Respondent and His or Her Parent
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4, § 342.2: Evidence in Fact-Finding Hearings; Required Quantum
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4, § 343.1: Rules of Evidence; Testimony Given by Children
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4, § 343.2: Rules of Evidence; Corroboration of Accomplice Testimony
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4, § 343.3: Rules of Evidence; Identification by Means of Previous Recognition in Absence of Present Identification
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 4, § 343.4: Rules of Evidence; Identification by Means of Previous Recognition, in Addition to Present Identification
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 353.3: Placement
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 353.5: Designated Felony Acts; Restrictive Placement
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 353.6: Restitution
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 354.1: Retention and Destruction of Fingerprints of Persons Alleged to be Juvenile Delinquents
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 354.2: Duties of Counsel
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 355.1: New Hearing; Staying, Modifying or Terminating an Order
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 355.2: Motion Procedures
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 355.3: Extension of Placement
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 5, § 353.4: Transfer of Certain Juvenile Delinquents
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 6, § 360.1: Jurisdiction and Supervision of Respondent Placed on Probation
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 6, § 360.2: Petition of Violation
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 6, § 360.3: Hearing on Violation
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 6, § 365.1: Appeal; Authorized as of Right
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 6, § 365.2: Appeal by Permission
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 6, § 365.3: Notice of Appeal
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 7, § 370.1: Securing the Attendance of Witnesses; Securing Certain Testimony
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 7, § 375.1: Order Upon Termination of a Delinquency Action in Favor of the Respondent
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 7, § 375.2: Motion to Seal After a Finding
- Family Court Act, Article 3, Juvenile Delinquency Part 7, § 375.3: Expungement of Court Records
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 422: Persons Who may Originate Proceedings
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 423: Petition; Prior Demand not Required
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 424: Probation Services
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 424-A: Compulsory Financial Disclosure
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 425: Agreement to Support
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 426: Issuance of Summons
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 427: Service of Summons
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 428: Issurance of Warrant; Certificate of Warrant
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 2, § 429: Sequestration of Respondent’s Property
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 5, § 454: Powers of the Court on VIolation of a Support Order
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 5, § 455: Commitment
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 5, § 456: Additional Arrears
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 5, § 457: Order of Sequestration on Failure to Obey Support Order
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 5, § 458-A: Enforcement of Arrears; Suspension of Driving Privileges
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 5, § 458-B: Child Support Proceedings and Enforcement of Arrears; Suspension of Occupational and Business Licenses
- Family Court Act, Article 4, Support Proceedings Part 5, § 458-C: Child Support Proceedings and Enforcement of Arrears; Suspension of Recreational Licenses
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