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Filing Objections to the Final Order of a Support Magistrate

Family Court Act ' 439(e) provides that the final order of a Support Magistrate ' after objections and the rebuttal, if any, have been reviewed by a judge ' may be appealed pursuant to article eleven of the Family Court Act. But, note to litigators! Extreme care must be taken to follow all the rules during the objection process.

13 minute read May 30, 2012 at 09:32 AM
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Bari Brandes Corbin And Evan Brandes
Filing Objections to the Final Order of a Support Magistrate

Family Court Act ' 439(e) provides that the final order of a Support Magistrate ' after objections and the rebuttal, if any, have been reviewed by a judge ' may be appealed pursuant to article eleven of the Family Court Act.

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