Although respondent had a full opportunity to explore the issue of the child's needs at the first hearing, Family Court properly directed a new hearing on that issue, rather than issue an order containing findings based on the one-sided record made at the first hearing, given a remand order requiring findings as to the child's "actual" needs (
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