A child may be emancipated by way of attaining "economic independence through employment or entry into military service"(Matter of Burr v. Furthermore, it is "fundamental public policy in New York that parents are responsible for their children's support until age 21". With respect to providing support for children, New York State law requires each parent to provide a fair and reasonable amount of support for his or her minor children within financial guidelines set by statute and based upon an analysis of the financial resources of the parents. The attorney for the Petitioner Objects to the Support Magistrate's Decision/Order dismissing the petition and asserts that the child is emancipated based upon: (1) the child taking an oath of enlistment and entering into an Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Contract which qualifies as entry into military service (2) the child is self-supporting as she receives income through military and civilian employment and is thereby emancipated. The Support Magistrate issued written findings of fact and found the child's participation in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (herein referred to as 'ROTC') did not constitute entry into the military service, continued the prior order of support and dismissed the petition with prejudice.
and upon conclusion of testimony the Support Magistrate reserved decision. and the Respondent having appeared with her counsel, Michael E.
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The matter came before the Support Magistrate for trial on Februand the Petitioner appeared with his counsel Beth A. The Petitioner alleged there had been a substantial change of circumstances to warrant modification in that the minor child had "enlisted" in the United States Air Force as of Augand thus was emancipated pursuant to the Family Court Act. In making its determination on the Objection, the Court reviewed the case file, exhibits and transcript of the proceedings.Īs background, the Petitioner filed a "Petition for Modification of a Prior Order of Child Support Made by Family Court" seeking an order vacating an order filed and entered on Octodirecting the Petitioner to pay child support each year in the amount of $227.50 per week over a forty week period ($9,100.00 annually) from September 17th through June 11th to the Respondent for basic child support for the parties' minor child A.M. An Affidavit of Service was also filed with the Court indicating proper service of the Objection upon the attorney for the Respondent. On April 1, 2019, the attorney for the Petitioner filed an Objection to the Support Magistrate's "Decision/Order" filed and entered on February 28, 2019. Underwood, Esq., Attorney for the Respondent Lockhart, Esq., Attorney for the Petitioner This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the printed Official Reports.īeth A. Please take a moment to navigate our site & learn more about the Sheriff's Office, its services, and how it can better serve you.Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. I am very proud to work alongside the members of the Sheriff’s Office as we strive for excellence in all aspects of public service. Over 2,600 miles of highways, roads and streets service the county, which has contributed to establishing the county as the "crossroads of New York State".ĭeputies of the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office are committed to providing the highest quality of law enforcement services to the people who live, work and visit Onondaga County. Approximately 35 miles in length and 30 miles in width, the county has an abundance of lakes, rivers, and 25 miles of the New York State Barge Canal System.
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