New York Statutes
§ 1014 — Transfer to and from family court; concurrent proceedings
New York § 1014
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N.Y. Family Court Act § 1014 (2026).
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§ 1014. Transfer to and from family court; concurrent proceedings.
(a)\nThe family court may transfer upon a hearing any proceedings originated\nunder this article to an appropriate criminal court or may refer such\nproceeding to the appropriate district attorney if it concludes, that\nthe processes of the family court are inappropriate or insufficient.\nThe family court may continue the proceeding under this article after\nsuch transfer or referral and if the proceeding is continued, the family\ncourt may enter any preliminary order, as authorized by section one\nthousand twenty-seven, in order to protect the interests of the child\npending a final order of disposition.\n (b) Any criminal complaint charging facts amounting to abuse or\nneglect under this article may be transferred by t
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§ 1011
Purpose§ 1012
Definitions§ 1013
Jurisdiction§ 1015
Venue§ 1015-A
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