The Delaware Supreme Court this week released "COVID-19 FAQs for Supreme Court Appeals," detailing new filings deadlines and other procedural changes spurred by coronavirus concerns. Meanwhile, the Delaware Family Court issued its own guidance this week, stating that it will continue to handle emergency requests for protection from abuse orders, emergency child welfare, custody, visitation, and guardianship matters, and limited adult criminal and juvenile delinquency matters.
March 25, 2020 at 05:44 PM
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The Delaware Supreme Court this week released “COVID-19 FAQs for Supreme Court Appeals,” detailing new filings deadlines and other procedural changes spurred by coronavirus concerns.
Meanwhile, the Delaware Family Court issued its own guidance this week, stating that it will continue to handle emergency requests for protection from abuse orders, emergency child welfare, custody, visitation, and guardianship matters, and limited adult criminal and juvenile delinquency matters.
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