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Family Court and Matrimonial cases are the most complex and emotionally charged cases in the New York State Court System. This is particularly true when issues of Divorce and Child Custody, Visitation, Child Support, and Spousal Support, Child Support, Child Maintenance, an Order of Protection(Family Offense Petition) or Abuse & Neglect are involved. Our firm also caters to families with probate and estate administration problems. This article is a combination of a New York Family Lawyer and Manhattan Divorce lawyer. It will provide you with an overview of New York Family Law and Matrimonial Law. With a better grasp of the law and the Court System, you can protect your rights. The State of New York has two (2) Family Law Courts. These are The New York Family Court (Matrimonial Part) and The Supreme Court (Matrimonial Part). Except for one, both Courts can hear any family case. Only the Supreme Court can hear Divorce cases.
 
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