New York Surrogate's Court

The Yates County Courthouse is a historical landmark located in Penn Yan, NY, serving as the anchor building of the Yates County History Center. Established in 1860, the Center, formerly known as the Yates County Genealogical & Historical Society, is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting the rich history of the region. Visitors to the Oliver House Museum can explore the Children's Room, a vibrant space designed especially for young guests to enjoy interactive learning experiences. Filled with farm-themed activities, including meeting Betsy the cow and picking apples from a tree, the room offers a fun and educational environment for children to engage with the local agricultural heritage. The Spencer Research Center at the L. Caroline Underwood Museum provides access to a wealth of digital resources, including over 6,000 photographs and searchable archives of Yates County newspapers. Membership to the Yates County History Center supports the ongoing mission to share the stories of the county's people, places, and events, ensuring that the rich heritage is preserved and showcased for future generations. Generated from the website content

Supreme Court Integrated Domestic is a legal services firm based in Syracuse, NY, specializing in domestic law cases. They provide comprehensive support and guidance to clients navigating complex family law matters. With a team of experienced attorneys and staff, Supreme Court Integrated Domestic offers personalized solutions and representation for individuals facing divorce, child custody disputes, and other domestic legal issues. Generated from their business information

Family Court offers new justice conflict resolution and mediation services, as well as hears matters involving children and families. The court administers drug treatment and parent support programs. It handles cases related to adoption, guardianship, juvenile delinquency and abused and neglected children. Family Court also makes legal decisions related to domestic violence, paternity, child and spousal support, and custody and visitation cases. The court is authorized to hear petitions concerning services for children with developmental disabilities. In addition, it manages a children drop-in center. The court handles more than 22,000 filings annually. Family Court is managed by the New York State Unified Court System.