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SG v. LB-M.

Family Court, Westchester County.
Mar 1, 2000

S. G., petitioner pro se. Gloria C. Markuson, Scarsdale, for respondent.

OPINION OF THE COURT

SANDRA B. EDLITZ, J. Petitioner father filed a family offense petition against respondent, his grandmother, with whom he is estranged, in which he alleged, inter alia, that at Stern's Department Store in Yonkers, New York, his grandmother approached petitioner, his wife and his son. He alleges his grandmother "pushed" him out of the way "to get to" his son, her great-grandchild. When petitioner asked her to stop, his grandmother allegedly told him to "shut up" and began "touching his face" (meaning the great-grandchild) and "trying to talk with him." Petitioner alleged the parties at a public place. Respondent merely wanted to say hello to her great-grandchild, whom she had not seen for some time. She did not intend, nor did she do, anything other than that. Accordingly, it is ordered that this petition is dismissed with prejudice.