The New York Emergency Affidavit is a legal document used to allow a person to take action on a matter without going through the traditional court system. The affidavit is used in situations where there is an immediate need for action and the time it would take to go through the court system is too long. It is commonly used in cases of emergency such as matters of child custody, restraining orders, and domestic violence. There are three types of New York Emergency Affidavit: the Emergency Custody Affidavit, the Emergency Order of Protection Affidavit, and the Emergency Temporary Guardianship Affidavit. The Emergency Custody Affidavit is used when a person needs to establish temporary legal custody of a child in an emergency situation. This affidavit contains information about the child’s parents, the emergency situation, and the temporary custodian. It must be signed by both the custodial parent and the temporary custodian before it can be filed with the court. The Emergency Order of Protection Affidavit is used when a person needs to obtain an order of protection in an emergency situation. This affidavit contains information about the parties involved in the emergency situation and the reasons why the order of protection is necessary. It must be signed by the petitioner before it can be filed with the court. The Emergency Temporary Guardianship Affidavit is used when a person needs to establish temporary legal guardianship of a minor in an emergency situation. This affidavit contains information about the minor’s parents, the emergency situation, and the temporary guardian. It must be signed by both the legal parent and the temporary guardian before it can be filed with the court.