Rosof v. Mallory
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
At the commencement of a hearing to determine whether the father should have only supervised visitation with his daughter, the father’s attorney asked to be relieved, and the father consented to her discharge. The father asked that new counsel be appointed, but the Family Court declined to do so, and the father represented himself.
The father, as a respondent in a proceeding pursuant to Family Court Act article 6, had the right to be represented by counsel (see Family Ct Act § 262; Matter of Patricia L. v Steven L., 119 AD2d 221, 224 [1986]). To determine whether a party is validly waiving the…
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