NY A06755

Establishes an elder court pilot program in up to six counties to study the effectiveness of senior-specific judicial programming in New York State

Defines "elder court" as cases involving elder abuse, domestic violence, or criminal matters with a caretaker that are simultaneously pending with related supreme or family court cases in the same county

Authorizes the chief administrator of the courts to partner with nonprofits, universities, municipalities, TRIAD teams, and senior advocacy groups to track information and assess service needs

Requires a report to the governor and legislature within two years containing recommendations on judicial training, elderly litigant needs (including court hours and transportation), best practices, and policy changes for elder abuse prosecution

Permits the use of preexisting integrated court parts and allows state entities to apply for federal or private funding to support program operations