Family Court definition
Examples of Family Court in a sentence
Any claims filed in court arising from the parents’ work with the Parenting Consultant, including but not limited to fee disputes, shall be heard in Family Court.
Should the Office of the Counsel fail to provide an attorney to appear with the employee in Family Court, the Board will reimburse the employee if he/she retains his/her own attorney for only one such appearance in an amount up to $40.00.
Employees in the classification 0655 (Counselor, Family Court Services, aka Family Court/Dependency Mediator) who are in possession of an MFT, LCSW, clinical psychology or equivalent license, issued by the State of California, shall receive a pay premium of 5%, which shall be included as income for retirement purposes and would also be included as base wages for promotional salary calculation purposes.
If the student is to be surrendered to the custody of the police officer, the principal or designee should record the name and organization of the officer, the time the officer leaves the school, the destination (police station, detention facility, or Family Court) and the offense for which the arrest was made.
In 2011, JCMSC contracted with the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges to participate in its Juvenile Justice Model Courts Project.