Chief Judge Janet DiFiore
The hearings will be the first opportunity for the Commission on Parental Legal Representation to hear from stakeholders on how to improve the state court system to ensure legal representation in family court.
September 12, 2018 at 01:48 PM
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A state judiciary panel is scheduled to hold the first of four hearings on Thursday about access to legal representation in family court matters for indigent parents in New York.
The hearings will be the first opportunity for the Commission on Parental Legal Representation, established earlier this year by Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, to hear from stakeholders on how to improve the state court system to ensure legal representation in family court.
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