Revisions to state Domestic Relations Law allowing contempt proceedings in state Supreme Court without exhausting other remedies first should expedite collection of spousal and child support payments in New York.
October 04, 2016 at 04:04 PM
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New revisions to state Domestic Relations Law should expedite the collection of some overdue spousal or child support payments in New York, state officials say.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s approval of the law, A7253/S5189, means those who are owed child or spousal support can bring contempt proceedings in state Supreme Court against those legally obligated to pay without having to exhaust other remedies first.
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