A state appeals panel has ruled that a Brooklyn Family Court judge was wrong to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction a petition filed by a father on behalf of his daughter for an order of protection against the boyfriend of the girl's mother.
September 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A state appeals panel has ruled that a Brooklyn Family Court judge was wrong to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction a petition filed by a father on behalf of his daughter for an order of protection against the boyfriend of the girl’s mother.
The opinion in Jose M. v. Angel V., 05388/11, written by Justice John Leventhal of the Appellate Division, Second Department, reversed a May 23 order by Judge Terrence McElrath (See Profile).
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