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P. v. Sweeney

Criminal Law & Procedure, Family Law
In an action involving a trial court order committing defendant to Porterville State Hospital, the trial court erred where: 1) due process rights are...

Richmond Med. Ctr. for Women v. Herring

Constitutional Law, Family Law
In a challenge to a restriction on late-term abortions, summary judgment for Plaintiff is reversed where: 1) the hypothetical situation posited by...

Richmond Med. Ctr. for Women v. Herring

Constitutional Law, Family Law, Health Law
In a challenge to a restriction on late-term abortions, summary judgment for Plaintiff is reversed where: 1) the hypothetical situation posited by...

Gdowski v. Gdowski

Elder Law, Evidence, Family Law, Government Law, Injury & Tort Law
Trial court issuance of a protective order against defendant under the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act is reversed where: 1) a...

In re Y.G.

Family Law, Government Law, Juvenile Law
Trial court order adjudging Y.G. as a dependent child under Welfare and Institutions Code sec. 300 (b) is affirmed where the statutory language does...

Kevin Q. v. Lauren W.

Family Law
In an appeal from a paternity judgment finding that Plaintiff was the father of Defendant's son, the judgment is reversed, because the child's...

Loeffler v. Medina

Family Law
Denial of Defendant's application to terminate a domestic violence restraining order is affirmed where the trial court did not abuse its discretion...

Loeffler v. Medina

Family Law
In an appeal from an order denying Defendant's application to terminate a domestic violence restraining order, the order is affirmed where the trial...

Furton v. Herr

Civil Procedure, Family Law
In a divorce matter, the trial court's order granting reconsideration is reversed, where although the trial court announced it was granting...

In re J.K.

Evidence, Family Law, Juvenile Law
In an appeal from an order terminating Defendant's parental rights in a juvenile dependency proceeding, the order is affirmed, where the court can...