N.Y. FCT Law § 462
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Effect of support order in matrimonial action on duration of family court support order for child
Official statutory text
§ 462. Effect of support order in matrimonial action on duration of\nfamily court support order for child. Any order of the family court\nrequiring support of a child terminates when the supreme court makes an\norder in an action for divorce, separation or annulment providing for\nthe support of the child, unless the supreme court continues the order\nof the family court.\n
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