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22 NYCRR 606.8

Appointment of attorneys for children in Family Court

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Where for sufficient reason attorneys for children to be appointed pursuant to Family Court Act, section 249, cannot otherwise be designated as provided in section 243 (a) of the Family Court Act, appointment of such attorneys for children shall be made from the panels heretofore established pursuant to section 243(c) of such act, and in such event, the panel of attorneys for children shall be deemed to be the Family Court panels established pursuant to Family Court Act, section 262.

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law.cornell.edu
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2026-09-17
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2026-09-17
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