New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Senate Bill S08236

Introduced
5/27/25  

Caption

Extends the chief administrator of the courts' authority to allow referees to determine certain applications to a family court for an order of protection.

Companion Bills

NY A08785

Same As Extends the chief administrator of the courts' authority to allow referees to determine certain applications to a family court for an order of protection.

Previously Filed As

NY A08785

Extends the chief administrator of the courts' authority to allow referees to determine certain applications to a family court for an order of protection.

NY A08272

Provides access to representation for adults in child protective proceedings of the family court who are financially eligible as determined by the chief administrator of the courts; provides access by attorneys for adults and children to records of the statewide registry of child abuse and maltreatment.

NY A08572

Relates to orders of protection in child abuse and neglect proceedings in family court.

NY S08382

Relates to orders of protection in child abuse and neglect proceedings in family court.

NY S08294

Requires a detailed determination in orders determining a motion, no longer up to a judge's discretion.

NY A10609

Requires a detailed determination in orders determining a motion, no longer up to a judge's discretion.

NY A10857

Authorizes courts, upon issuance of an order of protection, to order exclusive care, custody, and control of certain companion animals be granted to the petitioner

NY S08035

Authorizes courts, upon issuance of an order of protection, to order exclusive care, custody, and control of certain companion animals be granted to the petitioner

NY A09551

Relates to coercive control; provides that the family court and the criminal courts shall have concurrent jurisdiction over acts which constitute coercive control; provides that courts may issue orders of protection upon a finding of coercive control; directs the office of court administration, in consultation with the office for the prevention of domestic violence and certain organizations, to develop and administer training for judges and court clerks on coercive control.

NY S08633

Relates to coercive control; provides that the family court and the criminal courts shall have concurrent jurisdiction over acts which constitute coercive control; provides that courts may issue orders of protection upon a finding of coercive control; directs the office of court administration, in consultation with the office for the prevention of domestic violence and certain organizations, to develop and administer training for judges and court clerks on coercive control.

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