Documents to Bring to Family Court.
Family Court Orders of Protection.
Family Court Process Server Rules.
Family Court Process Service and Proceedings.
Serving Family Court papers in New York must be done according to the rules set out by the New York State Family Court for service of process. For example, there are
certain days when NY process servers must refrain from effecting service and specific days when service of process is acceptable. Although generally most process
service in New York is not allowed during holidays, religious days and Sundays, there are specific exceptions to this rule. Process service may be effected on Sundays
and on holidays if the judge ordered it . Also Orders of Protection can be served on those days without a judge's order. Observant Jews may be served during their
Sabbaths (Friday evening and Saturdays) only if an order of protection, summons or petition for order of protection have been issued against them.
Summonses for guardianship, child visitation ("V" summons) , child custody, child support ("F" summons) and spousal support.
Custody petitions must be served in person on the named respondent. Serving a relative of the respondent is considered improper service. Generally, unless otherwise
ordered by a Family Court judge, paternity petitions, guardianship petitions, child visitation petitions and child custody petitions must be served in person on the named
respondent. Serving a relative of the respondent is considered improper service. For further information regarding rules for Family Offense cases, Custody cases,
Visitation cases, Support cases and Paternity cases, please read the forms and instructions below.
Serving Family Court papers in New York must be done according to the rules set out by the New York State Family Court for service of process. For example, there are
certain days when NY process servers must refrain from effecting service and specific days when service of process is acceptable. Although generally most process
service in New York is not allowed during holidays, religious days and Sundays, there are specific exceptions to this rule. Process service may be effected on Sundays
and on holidays if the judge ordered it . Also Orders of Protection can be served on those days without a judge's order. Observant Jews may be served during their
Sabbaths (Friday evening and Saturdays) only if an order of protection, summons or petition for order of protection have been issued against them.
Summonses for guardianship, child visitation ("V" summons) , child custody, child support ("F" summons) and spousal support.
Custody petitions must be served in person on the named respondent. Serving a relative of the respondent is considered improper service. Generally, unless otherwise
ordered by a Family Court judge, paternity petitions, guardianship petitions, child visitation petitions and child custody petitions must be served in person on the named
respondent. Serving a relative of the respondent is considered improper service. For further information regarding rules for Family Offense cases, Custody cases,
Visitation cases, Support cases and Paternity cases, please read the forms and instructions below.
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