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NY Dom Rel L § 244 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 244 - Enforcement by Execution of Judgment or Order in Action for Divorce, Separation or Annulment.

§  244.  Enforcement  by  execution of judgment or order in action for   divorce, separation or annulment.  Where  a  spouse  in  an  action  for   divorce,  separation  or  annulment, or declaration of nullity of a void   marriage, or a person  other  than  a  spouse  when  an  action  for  an   annulment  is maintained after the death of a spouse, defaults in paying   any sum of money as required by the  judgment  or  order  directing  the   payment  thereof,  or  as  required  by  the  terms  of  an agreement or   stipulation incorporated by reference  in  a  judgment,  such  direction   shall  be enforceable pursuant to section fifty-two hundred forty-one or   fifty-two hundred forty-two of the civil practice law  and  rules.  Upon   application  the  court  shall  make  an  order  directing  the entry of   judgment for the amount of arrears of child support together with  costs   and  disbursements. The court shall make an order directing the entry of   judgment for the amount of arrears of any other  payments  so  directed,   together with costs and disbursements, unless the defaulting party shows   good  cause for failure to make application for relief from the judgment   or order directing such payment prior to the accrual  of  such  arrears.   The  court shall not make an order reducing or cancelling arrears unless   the facts and circumstances constituting good cause are set forth  in  a   written  memorandum of decision. The application for such order shall be   upon such notice to the spouse or other person as the court may  direct.   Such  judgment  may  be  enforced  by  execution  or in any other manner   provided by law for the collection of money judgments. The relief herein   provided for is in addition to any and every other  remedy  to  which  a   spouse  may be entitled under the law; provided that when a judgment for   such arrears or any part thereof shall have  been  entered  pursuant  to   this   section,  such  judgment  shall  thereafter  not  be  subject  to   modification under the discretionary power granted by this section;  and   after  the  entry  of  such  judgment  the  judgment  creditor shall not   hereafter be entitled to collect by  any  form  of  remedy  any  greater   portion  of  such  arrears  than  that  represented  by  the judgment so   entered. Such judgment shall provide for the payment of interest on  the   amount  of any arrears if the default was willful, in that the obligated   spouse knowingly, consciously and voluntarily disregarded the obligation   under a lawful court order. Such interest shall  be  computed  from  the   date on which the payment was due, at the prevailing rate of interest on   judgments as provided in the civil practice law and rules.
NY Dom Rel L § 244-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 244-A - Enforcement of Arrears Which Accrue During Pendency of an Enforcement Proceeding.

§  244-a.  Enforcement  of  arrears which accrue during pendency of an   enforcement proceeding.  In any proceeding for enforcement of payment of   any sum of money as required by judgment  or  order  the  party  seeking   enforcement  may  amend  the  papers  in  support of the application for   enforcement to include any additional arrears which have  accrued  since   the commencement of such enforcement proceeding at the time of a hearing   upon  or  submission  of the matter, provided that written notice of the   intention to so amend has been given eight days previously.
NY Dom Rel L § 244-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 244-D - Child Support Proceedings and Enforcement of Arrears; Suspension of Recreational License.

§  244-d.  Child  support  proceedings  and  enforcement  of  arrears; suspension  of  recreational  license.  (a)  In  any  proceeding   for enforcement  of a direction or agreement, incorporated in a judgement or order, to pay any sum of money as child support or  combined  child  and spousal  support,  if the court is satisfied by competent proof that the respondent has accumulated support arrears equivalent to or greater than the amount of support due pursuant to  such  judgment  or  order  for  a period  of  four  months, the court may order any agency responsible for the issuance of a recreational license to suspend or refuse to reissue a license to the respondent, or deny application for such license  by  the respondent.  For  purposes  of  determining  whether  a  respondent  has accumulated support arrears equivalent to or greater than the amount  of support  due  for a period of four months, the amount of any retroactive support, other than periodic payments of retroactive support  which  are past  due,  shall  not be included in the calculation of support arrears pursuant to this section.  (b) If the respondent, after receiving appropriate  notice,  fails  to comply  with  a summons, subpoena, or warrant relating to a paternity or child support proceeding, the court may order any agency responsible for the issuance of a recreational  license  to  suspend  or  to  refuse  to reissue  a  license  to  the  respondent or to deny application for such license by the respondent. The court may subsequently order such  agency to  terminate  the  adverse  action  regarding the respondent's license; however, the court shall order the termination  of  such  suspension  or other adverse action when the court is satisfied that the respondent has fully  complied  with  the  requirements  of all summons, subpoenas, and warrants relating to a paternity or child support proceeding.  (c) The provisions of subdivision (a) of this section shall not  apply to:  (i)  respondents  who  are receiving public assistance or supplemental security income; or  (ii) respondents whose income  as  defined  by  subparagraph  five  of paragraph  (b)  of subdivision one-b of section two hundred forty of the domestic relations law falls below the self-support reserve  as  defined by subparagraph six of paragraph (b) of subdivision one-b of section two hundred forty of this article; or  (iii)  respondents  whose  income  as  defined by subparagraph five of paragraph (b) of subdivision one-b of section two hundred forty of  this article  remaining  after  the payment of the current support obligation would fall below the self-support reserve as defined by subparagraph six of paragraph (b) of subdivision one-b of section two  hundred  forty  of this article.
NY Dom Rel L § 245 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 245 - Enforcement by Contempt Proceedings of Judgment or Order in Action for Divorce, Separation or Annulment.

§  245.  Enforcement  by  contempt proceedings of judgment or order in   action for divorce, separation or  annulment.  Where  a  spouse,  in  an   action for divorce, separation, annulment or declaration of nullity of a   void  marriage,  or  for the enforcement in this state of a judgment for   divorce, separation, annulment or  declaration  of  nullity  of  a  void   marriage  rendered  in another state, makes default in paying any sum of   money as required  by  the  judgment  or  order  directing  the  payment   thereof,  the  aggrieved  spouse  may  make  application pursuant to the   provisions of section seven hundred fifty-six of the  judiciary  law  to   punish  the  defaulting  spouse  for contempt, and where the judgment or   order directs the payment to be  made  in  installments,  or  at  stated   intervals,  failure  to  make  such single payment or installment may be   punished as therein provided, and such punishment,  either  by  fine  or   commitment,  shall not be a bar to a subsequent proceeding to punish the   defaulting spouse as for  a  contempt  for  failure  to  pay  subsequent   installments,  but for such purpose such spouse may be proceeded against   under the said order in the same manner and  with  the  same  effect  as   though  such  installment  payment was directed to be paid by a separate   and distinct order, and the provisions  of  the  civil  rights  law  are   hereby  superseded  so  far  as  they  are  in  conflict therewith. Such   application may also be  made  without  any  previous  sequestration  or   direction  to  give  security  or any application for enforcement by any   other means. No demand of any kind upon the defaulting spouse  shall  be   necessary  in order that he or she be proceeded against and punished for   failure to make any  such  payment  or  to  pay  any  such  installment;   personal  service  upon  the defaulting spouse of an uncertified copy of   the judgment or order under which the  default  has  occurred  shall  be   sufficient.
NY Dom Rel L § 247 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 247 - Alimony or Maintenance Payments Suspended During Confinement in Prison.

§ 247. Alimony or maintenance payments suspended during confinement in   prison.  Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of this article, the   provision of any judgment or order rendered or made  in  an  action  for   divorce,  separation,  annulment  or  declaration  of  nullity of a void   marriage, requiring the payment of moneys by one spouse for the  support   of the other shall be suspended and inoperative so far as punishment for   contempt  is  concerned during the period in which the defaulting spouse   shall be imprisoned pursuant to  any  order  adjudging  him  or  her  in   contempt for failure to comply with any provision in such order.
NY Dom Rel L § 248 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 248 - Modification of Judgment or Order in Action for Divorce or Annulment.

§  248.  Modification  of  judgment  or order in action for divorce or   annulment. Where an action  for  divorce  or  for  annulment  or  for  a   declaration  of  the  nullity of a void marriage is brought by a spouse,   and a final judgment of  divorce  or  a  final  judgment  annulling  the   marriage or declaring its nullity has been rendered, the court, by order   upon  the  application  of  the  payor  on  notice,  and on proof of the   marriage of the payee after such final judgment, must modify such  final   judgment  and  any  orders  made  with  respect thereto by annulling the   provisions of such final judgment  or  orders,  or  of  both,  directing   payments  of  money  for  the  support  of  the  payee. The court in its   discretion upon application of the payor on notice, upon proof that  the   payee  is  habitually  living with another person and holding himself or   herself out as the spouse of such other person, although not married  to   such  other  person,  may modify such final judgment and any orders made   with respect thereto by annulling the provisions of such final  judgment   or orders or of both, directing payment of money for the support of such   payee.
NY Dom Rel L § 249 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 249 - Trial Preferences in Matrimonial Actions.

§ 249. Trial preferences in matrimonial actions. Upon motion of either   party  or  upon  its own motion, the court may direct that any action or   proceeding brought (1) to annul a marriage or to declare the nullity  of   a  void  marriage, or (2) for a separation, or (3) for a divorce, or (4)   to enjoin the prosecution in any other jurisdiction  of  an  action  for   divorce,  be placed forthwith by the clerk on the supreme court calendar   and be entitled to preference in the trial thereof, in  accordance  with   Rule  3403  of  the  civil  practice law and rules, provided that in the   courts' discretion, justice so requires. Such direction may be  made  by   separate  order or in any order granted in any such action or proceeding   upon any application made pursuant to sections two  hundred  thirty-six,   two hundred thirty-seven or two hundred forty of this article.Such  direction,  in  the  event  no note of issue has been previously   filed with the clerk, may also require either party  to  file  with  the   clerk  proof  of service of the summons, two copies of the note of issue   and such other data as may be required.
NY Dom Rel L § 250 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 250 - Agreements Relating to Marriage; Statute of Limitations.

§ 250. Agreements relating to marriage; statute of limitations. 1. The   statute  of  limitations  for  commencing an action or proceeding or for   claiming a defense that  arises  from  an  agreement  made  pursuant  to   subdivision  three  of  part B of section two hundred thirty-six of this   article entered into (a) prior to a marriage or (b) during the marriage,   but prior  to  the  service  of  process  in  a  matrimonial  action  or   proceeding, shall be three years.2.  The  statute  of limitations shall be tolled until (a) process has   been served in such matrimonial action or proceeding, or (b)  the  death   of one of the parties.3.  The  provisions  of  this  section shall not apply to a separation   agreement or an agreement made during  the  pendency  of  a  matrimonial   action or in settlement thereof.
NY Dom Rel L § 251 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 251 - Filing of Order in Family Court.

§ 251. Filing of order in family court. When, in a matrimonial action,   the supreme court refers the issues of support, custody or visitation to   the  family  court,  the  order  or  judgment  shall provide that a copy   thereof shall be filed by the plaintiff's  attorney,  within  ten  days,   with the clerk of the family court therein specified.
NY Dom Rel L § 254 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 254 - Confidentiality.

§  254.  Confidentiality.    1. Notwithstanding any other provision of   law, in any proceeding for custody, divorce,  separation  or  annulment,   whether  or  not an order of protection or temporary order of protection   is sought or has been sought in the past, the court may,  upon  its  own   motion  or  upon  the motion of any party or the attorney for the child,   authorize any party or the child to keep his or her address confidential   from any adverse party or the child, as appropriate, in any pleadings or   other papers submitted to the court, where  the  court  finds  that  the   disclosure of the address or other identifying information would pose an   unreasonable  risk  to  the  health  or  safety of a party or the child.   Pending such a finding, any address or other identifying information  of   the  child  or  party  seeking  confidentiality shall be safeguarded and   sealed in order to  prevent  its  inadvertent  or  unauthorized  use  or   disclosure.2.  Notwithstanding  any other provision of law, if a party or a child   has resided or resides in a residential program for victims of  domestic   violence  as  defined in section four hundred fifty-nine-a of the social   services law, the present address of the party and  the  child  and  the   address  of  the  residential  program  for victims of domestic violence   shall not be revealed.3. Upon authorization as provided in subdivision one of this  section,   the  identifying  information shall be sealed and shall not be disclosed   in any pleading or other document  filed  in  a  proceeding  under  this   article.  The court shall designate the clerk of the court or such other   disinterested person as it  deems  appropriate,  with  consent  of  such   disinterested  person, as the agent for service of process for the party   whose address is to remain confidential and  shall  notify  the  adverse   party  of such designation in writing. The clerk or disinterested person   designated by the court shall, when served with process or other  papers   on behalf of the party whose address is to remain confidential, promptly   notify  such  party  whose address is to remain confidential and forward   such process or papers to him or her.4. In any case in which such a confidentiality authorization is  made,   the party whose address is to remain confidential shall inform the clerk   of  the  court  or  disinterested  person designated by the court of any   change in address for purposes of receipt of service or process  or  any   papers.
NY Dom Rel L § 255 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 13 - Provisions Applicable to More Than One Type of Matrimonial Action 255 - Prerequisites for Judgments Under Articles Nine, Ten and Eleven of This Chapter; Health Care Coverage.

§ 255. Prerequisites for judgments under articles nine, ten and eleven   of  this  chapter;  health  care  coverage.  A court, prior to signing a   judgment of divorce or separation, or a judgment annulling a marriage or   declaring the nullity of a void marriage, shall ensure that:1. Both parties have been notified, at such time and by such means  as   the  court  shall  determine,  that once the judgment is signed, a party   thereto may or may not be eligible to be covered under the other party's   health insurance plan, depending on the terms  of  the  plan.  Provided,   however,  service  upon  the defendant, simultaneous with the service of   the summons, of a notice indicating that once the judgment is signed,  a   party  thereto  may or may not be eligible to be covered under the other   party's health insurance plan, depending on the terms of the plan, shall   be deemed sufficient notice to a defaulting defendant.2.   If   the   parties   have   entered   into   a   stipulation   of   settlement/agreement  on  or  after  the  effective date of this section   resolving   all   of   the   issues   between    the    parties,    such   settlement/agreement  entered  into  between the parties shall contain a   provision relating to the health care coverage of each party;  and  that   such provision shall either: (a) provide for the future coverage of each   party,  or  (b)  state  that  each party is aware that he or she will no   longer be covered by the other party's health insurance  plan  and  that   each  party  shall  be  responsible  for his or her own health insurance   coverage, and may be entitled to purchase health insurance on his or her   own through a COBRA option,  if  available.  The  requirements  of  this   subdivision  shall  not be waived by either party or counsel and, in the   event it is not complied with, the court shall  require  compliance  and   may  grant a thirty day continuance to afford the parties an opportunity   to procure their own health insurance coverage.
NY Dom Rel L § 270 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 15 - Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 270 - Laws Repealed.

§  270.  Laws  repealed. Of the laws enumerated in the schedule hereto   annexed, that portion specified in the last column is hereby repealed.
NY Dom Rel L § 271 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 15 - Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 271 - When to Take Effect.

§   271.   When  to  take  effect.  This  chapter  shall  take  effect   immediately.
NY Dom Rel L § 272 (2021)
2021 New York Laws DOM - Domestic Relations Article 15 - Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 272 - References in This Chapter.

§  272.  References  in  this  chapter.  Whenever  in this chapter any   reference is made to the children's court act of the State of New  York,   the  children's  court  or a judge thereof, or to the domestic relations   court act of the city of New York, the domestic relations court  of  the   city  of  New  York  or  a justice thereof, such reference shall, on and   after the effective date of legislation implementing  the  establishment   of the family court, the officers thereof, and prescribing its power and   duties,  be  deemed  to  refer,  respectively,  to such legislation, the   family court or a judge thereof, as the case may be, to the extent  that   such references may be made applicable.
NY Econ Dev L § 1 (2021)
2021 New York Laws COM - Economic Development Law Article 1 - Short Title; Definitions 1 - Short Title.

§  1.  Short  title.  This  chapter  shall  be  known as the "economic   development law".
NY Econ Dev L § 2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws COM - Economic Development Law Article 1 - Short Title; Definitions 2 - Definitions.

§ 2. Definitions. Whenever used in this chapter:1. "Department"   shall   mean   the   state  department  of  economic   development.2. "Commissioner" shall mean the commissioner of economic development.3. The term "atomic energy" means all forms of energy released in  the   course   of   nuclear   fission  or  nuclear  fusion  or  other  nuclear   transformation.4. The term "science oriented industry  and  applied  research"  means   industrial  or  commercial activities and applied research in the fields   of atomic energy, space development, marine sciences, ocean  engineering   and other science oriented or advanced technology industry.5. "Telecommuting"  shall  mean the conservation of energy through the   reduction of travel by employees of the department  to  and  from  their   designated  workplace  through the use of telecommunication and computer   technology in tasks including, but not limited to, information  transfer   and processing.
NY Econ Dev L § 10 (2021)
2021 New York Laws COM - Economic Development Law Article 2 - Department of Economic Development 10 - Department of Economic Development; Commissioner.

§ 10. Department of economic development; commissioner. There shall be   in  the  state government a department of economic development. The head   of the department shall be the commissioner of economic development  who   shall  be  appointed by the governor, by and with the advice and consent   of the senate, and hold office until the end of the term of the governor   by whom he was appointed and until his successor is  appointed  and  has   qualified.  The  principal office of the department shall be in the city   of Albany. Regional offices may be established  and  maintained  by  the   department  in  such  places  as  the commissioner may determine and for   which appropriations are made by the legislature. The commissioner  may,   with  the  commissioners  of general services, transportation and labor,   develop  and  institute  a  procedure  for  the  uniform  collection  of   employment and economic data within the state for use in connection with   the scheduling of public works projects.