New York S10562 clarifies that keeping a child with a non-respondent parent during a child protective proceeding does not count as a release or.

New York S10562 amends the family court act to clarify that retaining a child with a non-respondent parent during a child protective proceeding does not constitute a release or placement. It also mandates that courts can require non-respondent parents to cooperate with the proceedings, including making the child available for court-ordered visitation and appointments with the child's attorney or clinician. This cooperation is necessary to meet the child's needs during the proceeding.

New York S10562 clarifies that keeping a child with a non-respondent parent during a child protective proceeding does not count as a release or.

New York S10562 amends the family court act to clarify that retaining a child with a non-respondent parent during a child protective proceeding does not constitute a release or placement. It also mandates that courts can require non-respondent parents to cooperate with the proceedings, including making the child available for court-ordered visitation and appointments with the child's attorney or clinician. This cooperation is necessary to meet the child's needs during the proceeding.