New York offers the option to obtain some family court records online. Please see the Search New York State Court Records related link. To search family court records online, you will need the case number. If you do not have the case number, or cannot find the information you need online, the best next step is to directly contact the Court Clerk in the county where the family court records are located (ie, where the case was heard). In New York, family court cases are handled by Supreme Courts or Family Courts. Visit the New York Courts Guide related link and look-up the county where the family court records you want are located. You will find contact information for the courts in this county, and then should be able to get more information on obtaining the records you want.
No
If you are issued a subpeona, yes. You can.
In 2012, . . . "the term shall be fixed by the court, and shall not exceed four years."
It's unlikely that they would extradite you back to NY. HOWEVER - there are interstate compacts in effect in which the states honor each others family court/support judgments and awards. NY COULD notify OR if you are in child support arrears, THEN you would be subject to prosecution in OR.
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The district court for Nassau County, NY can by found at: 99 Main Street, Hempstead NY 11550.
Yes, in Brooklyn, NY.
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You need to try and get the court order from NY certified in Maryland (talk to the clerk of the court in Maryland). You may need to file a new case. BTW: The parent moving the child "may" have commited an offense if the original court order did not allow her to move without asking the court's permission. Talk to an attorny or a para-legal that deals in family law. I'd also ask the clerk of the court in NY if they were allowed to move without the judge's permission
Epic Records is located at 550 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10022.