New York Statutes
§ 459-G — Cooperation of an abuser not required as a condition of eligibility for benefits or services
New York § 459-G
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N.Y. Social Services § 459-G (2026).
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§ 459-g. Cooperation of an abuser not required as a condition of\neligibility for benefits or services.
1.Neither the state, a political\nsubdivision of the state, a public authority, nor any employee or agent\nthereof shall, in any way, condition eligibility or receipt of services\nor benefits by a victim of domestic violence, as defined in this\narticle, by requiring the victim to contact the person who perpetrated\nsuch domestic violence or by requiring the person who perpetrated such\ndomestic violence to complete any forms, provide any information, appear\nin person, or cooperate in any other manner as a part of such victim's\napplication for or process of certification for continued receipt of any\nservices or benefits in this state.\n 2. Although such information or cooperation
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§ 459-A
Definitions§ 459-D
Reporting requirements§ 459-E
Technical assistance§ 459-F
Payment for services§ 459-H
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