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In New York City, each of the five boroughs has its own Family Court. Generally, a case may be filed without fee in the county where one of the parties lives. Most Family Court hearings (trials) are heard by judges. Support magistrates hear support and paternity cases.
The policy of the State of Texas, and requirements of our Harris County Family District Court local rules, require that pending contested matters be referred to mediation.
The family court is usually less formal: there are no wigs or robes, people involved sit rather than stand, magistrates speak directly to parents, and often people are not represented by a lawyer. Family proceedings are private.
The Ancillary Clerk handles all matters related to temporary restraining orders for all 10 family courts.
Family District Courts hear all family law issues including divorce cases, annulments, enforcement or interpretation of agreements incident to divorce, protective orders, suits affecting the parent-child relationship, child custody, visitation, child support, paternity, termination and adoption, child abuse and neglect

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Its jurisdiction includes: Adoption; Guardianship; Foster Care Approval and Review; Delinquency; Persons in Need of Supervision; Family Offense (domestic violence); Child Protective Proceedings (abuse and neglect); Termination of Parental Rights; Custody and Visitation; and Support.

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Aug 25, 2020 The. Board involves the Child Welfare Team and makes recommendations to family court. Foster parents should be notified of all meetings and.

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Includes information to Attorneys on re:searchtx only for civil family cases. View the UPDATED Power Point presentation based on the seminar. Civil Online

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