New York S03867 amends the family court act to require custody orders to specify if law enforcement can remove children to enforce the order.
New York S03867 amends the family court act to mandate that custody orders must state whether law enforcement is authorized to remove a child to comply with and enforce the order. This applies to temporary, successive temporary, or final custody or visitation orders. The bill also requires modifications of custody orders to specify if law enforcement can remove children. The changes take effect immediately.
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