A Family Court judge erred by summarily tossing a mother's visitation bid after long presiding over various neglect proceedings against her, a split Brooklyn appellate court ruled.
December 12, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A Family Court judge erred by summarily tossing a mother’s visitation bid after long presiding over various neglect proceedings against her, a split Brooklyn appellate court ruled.
Queens Family Court Judge Margaret Parisi-McGowan (See Profile) sua sponte dismissed Jennifer A.’s visitation enforcement petition without a hearing, following years in which the judge handled multiple proceedings in connection to the woman and her children.
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