Narrative Opinion Summary
The case involves Nicholas Paliani as the petitioner-respondent and Stephanie Selapack as the respondent-appellant. The appeal arises from a May 8, 2018 order issued by the Family Court in Genesee County, presided over by Judge Eric R. Adams, which determined that Selapack willfully violated a prior court order. As a consequence, the order mandated that Selapack's visitation with the child be supervised. The Appellate Division, Fourth Department, unanimously affirmed the Family Court's order without costs, referencing the same memorandum as in a related case (Matter of Paliani v Selapack, appeal No. 1). The decision was entered on December 20, 2019, with Mark W. Bennett serving as the Clerk of the Court.
Legal Issues Addressed
Appellate Review and Affirmationsubscribe to see similar legal issues
Application: The Appellate Division reviewed the Family Court's decision and unanimously affirmed the order without costs, indicating agreement with the lower court's findings.
Reasoning: The Appellate Division, Fourth Department, unanimously affirmed the Family Court's order without costs, referencing the same memorandum as in a related case.
Supervised Visitation as a Consequence of Violationsubscribe to see similar legal issues
Application: Due to Selapack's willful violation of the court order, the Family Court mandated that her visitation with the child be supervised.
Reasoning: As a consequence, the order mandated that Selapack's visitation with the child be supervised.
Willful Violation of Court Ordersubscribe to see similar legal issues
Application: The Family Court found that Stephanie Selapack willfully violated a previous court order, which led to modifications in her visitation rights.
Reasoning: The appeal arises from a May 8, 2018 order issued by the Family Court in Genesee County, presided over by Judge Eric R. Adams, which determined that Selapack willfully violated a prior court order.