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CONSILIO, CARYN v. TERRIGINO, CHRISTOPHER
Citation: Not availableDocket: CAF 13-00501
Court: Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York; February 13, 2014; New York; State Appellate Court
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An appeal was filed by Caryn Consilio against an order from the Family Court of Monroe County that granted Christopher Terrigino's motion to dismiss her petition to modify an existing visitation order. The Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, upheld the Family Court's decision, affirming the dismissal without costs. The court noted that the mother was not aggrieved by the Family Court's failure to amend the visitation order to better reflect the parties' intent, as she had opposed such amendments during earlier proceedings. Furthermore, the court determined that a hearing was not required for the modification petition, as the mother did not provide sufficient evidence of a change in circumstances justifying a hearing. The decision referenced prior case law supporting the dismissal without a hearing. The order was officially entered on February 14, 2014.