Modifies time limits for appeals in family court cases and filing objections to support magistrate determinations in child support, paternity, and.
This bill amends the family court act to change the time limits for appeals in all categories of family court cases. It specifies that an appeal must be taken within thirty days of receipt of the order by the appellant in court, thirty-five days from the mailing or electronic transmission of the order to the appellant by the clerk of the court, or thirty days after service by a party or attorney for the child upon the appellant, whichever is earliest.
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