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BILL S5877-2013: relates to the scope of orders of protection and temporary orders of protection
Sponsor: YOUNG
Committee: RULES
BILL S5069A-2013: Relates to orders of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result
Relates to an order of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result of such assault.
Sponsor: SKELOS
Committee: CODES
BILL A7188A-2013: Relates to orders of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result
Relates to an order of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result of such assault.
Sponsor: Paulin
Committee: RULES
BILL A6728B-2013: Relates to temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations; repealer
Relates to modification of temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations.
Sponsor: Paulin
Committee: CODES
BILL S5069-2013: Provides that no court shall issue an order of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result
Relates to an order of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result of such assault.
Sponsor: SKELOS
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL A6728A-2013: Relates to temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations; repealer
Relates to modification of temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations.
Sponsor: Paulin
Committee: CODES
BILL A7189-2013: Relates to the notification of certain relatives prior to the placement of children
Relates to the notification of certain relatives prior to the placement of children.
Sponsor: Rozic
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL A6547B-2013: Provides that communications or contact between protected parties with a party against whom an order of protection is issued shall not affect the validity of such order
Provides that communications or contact between protected parties with a party against whom an order of protection or temporary order of protection is issued shall not affect the validity of such order; requires notice thereof to be included in such orders; prohibits protected parties from being held to have violated an order of protection or a temporary order of protection.
Sponsor: Weinstein
Committee: CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
BILL A6728-2013: Relates to temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations
Relates to modification of temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations.
Sponsor: Paulin
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL S5168-2013: Relates to temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations
Relates to modification of temporary maintenance awards and maintenance obligations.
Sponsor: MARTINS
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL A7563-2013: Amends provisions of various laws to change term "visitation" to "parenting time" regarding custody orders
Amends provisions of various sections of law to change term "visitation" to "parenting time" regarding custody orders.
Sponsor: Jordan
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL S5605-2013: Provides that communications or contact between protected parties with a party against whom an order of protection is issued shall not affect the validity of such order
Provides that communications or contact between protected parties with a party against whom an order of protection or temporary order of protection is issued shall not affect the validity of such order; requires notice thereof to be included in such orders; prohibits protected parties from being held to have violated an order of protection or a temporary order of protection.
Sponsor: ROBACH
BILL S2094A-2013: Relates to standing of certain relatives in custody and guardianship proceedings
Relates to the notification of certain relatives prior to the placement of children.
Sponsor: GOLDEN
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL A6035A-2013: Negates the issue of military deployment as a factor in the awarding of child custody
Provides that the issue of military deployment shall not be considered as a factor in the awarding of custody where a suitable child care plan is presented; provides, upon return of a military member from a deployment, for the reinstatement of the child custody order in effect prior to such deployment.
Sponsor: Ortiz
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL S3507A-2013: Negates the issue of military deployment as a factor in the awarding of child custody
Provides that the issue of military deployment shall not be considered as a factor in the awarding of custody where a suitable child care plan is presented; provides, upon return of a military member from a deployment, for the reinstatement of the child custody order in effect prior to such deployment.
Sponsor: BALL
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL A7188-2013: Provides that no court shall issue an order of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result
Relates to an order of visitation or custody to a person who has been convicted of sexual assault when the child was conceived as a result of such assault.
Sponsor: Paulin
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL A7189A-2013: Relates to the standing of certain relatives in custody and guardianship proceedings
Relates to the notification of certain relatives prior to the placement of children.
Sponsor: Rozic
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL S2094-2013: Relates to the notification of certain relatives prior to the placement of children
Relates to the notification of certain relatives prior to the placement of children.
Sponsor: GOLDEN
BILL S892-2013: Amends provisions of various laws to change term "visitation" to "parenting time" regarding custody orders
Amends provisions of various sections of law to change term "visitation" to "parenting time" regarding custody orders.
Sponsor: PARKER
Committee: JUDICIARY
BILL S4518-2013: Relates to orders of custody involving a parent deployed to military service
Relates to orders of custody involving a parent deployed to military service, permits only temporary orders which shall expire within ten days of the end of the deployment.
Sponsor: FELDER
Committee: JUDICIARY