Examples of Family Court Judge in a sentence
No subsistence reimbursements are allowed to a Circuit Judge, a Family Court Judge, or an Administrative Law Judge while holding court within the county in which he resides.
Any retired Justice, Circuit Court Judge or Family Court Judge or Master-in-Equity appointed by the Supreme Court to serve as a Special Circuit Judge, Family Court Judge, Appeals Court Judge, or Acting Associate Justice shall serve without pay but shall receive the same allowance for subsistence, expenses, and mileage as provided in Part I for Circuit Court Judges.
While holding court or on other official business outside the county, within fifty miles of his residence, a Circuit Court Judge, Family Court Judge, or an Administrative Law Judge is entitled to a subsistence allowance in the amount of $35 per day plus such mileage allowance for travel as is provided for other employees of the State.
While holding court or on other official business outside the county, within fifty miles of his residence, a Circuit Court Judge, Family Court Judge, or an Administrative Law Judge is entitled to a subsistence allowance in the amount of $42 per day plus such mileage allowance for travel as is provided for other employees of the State.
Any retired Justice, Circuit Court Judge or Family Court Judge or Master‑in‑Equity appointed by the Supreme Court to serve as a Special Circuit Judge, Family Court Judge, Appeals Court Judge, or Acting Associate Justice shall serve without pay but shall receive the same allowance for subsistence, expenses, and mileage as provided in Part I for Circuit Court Judges.
For family law cases involving children the hearing shall be scheduled by the Chief Unified Family Court Judge.
The motion must be served on the Office of the District Attorney, and a courtesy copy delivered to the Chief Family Court Judge.
The assigned Family Court Judge will make a decision based on the submission with or without a hearing as determined by the judge.
The Court Executive Officer shall then respond in writing to the complaining party of the decision and reasoning.If the complainant is dissatisfied with the decision, they may appeal in writing to the Family Court Judge who, after review of the complaint and decision will issue the appropriate order in response to the complaint (Family Code section 3163).
The motion must be served on the Office of the District Attorney and a courtesy copy delivered to the Chief Family Court Judge.