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A Bronx New York Notice of Hearing for Order of Custody or Visitation or for Modification or Enforcement of Order of Custody is a legal document that notifies involved parties of an upcoming court hearing related to matters of child custody and visitation. This notice is designed to inform individuals about the hearing date, time, and location, as well as outlining the purpose of the hearing. In the Bronx, New York, the Family Court deals with matters related to child custody and visitation. There are different types of notice of hearings that may be issued depending on the specific situation. Some common types include: 1. Notice of Hearing for Initial Order of Custody or Visitation: This notice is sent when a custody or visitation dispute arises for the first time. It alerts all parties involved that a hearing will be held to determine the initial order regarding custody and visitation rights. 2. Notice of Hearing for Modification of Order of Custody or Visitation: It is used when one or both parents seek to modify an existing custody or visitation order. This notice informs the parties about the upcoming hearing where they can present evidence and argue why the current order should be modified. 3. Notice of Hearing for Enforcement of Order of Custody or Visitation: This notice is sent when one party alleges that the other party has violated the terms of an existing custody or visitation order. It advises both parties that a hearing will be held to address the alleged violation and potentially enforce the order. The purpose of these notices is to ensure that all parties involved are aware of the court proceedings and have an opportunity to present their case before a judge. It is important for individuals to carefully review the notice, gather all necessary documents and evidence, and seek legal counsel if needed to adequately prepare for the hearing. By complying with the notice and attending the scheduled hearing, individuals can actively participate in the decision-making process concerning the custody and visitation arrangements for their children.
