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ALICIA B. v. SUPERIOR COURT OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY (SAN DIEGO COUNTY HEALTH & HUMAN SERVS. AGENCY)California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Indian Law, Juvenile LawJuvenile court acted within its discretion in denying placement of plaintiff's child with his grandmother, and in finding that the Indian Child... |
03/09/2004 | D043320 |
AUBUCHON v. KNAUF FIBERGLASS, GMBHUnited States Seventh Circuit
Family Law, Health Law, Labor & Employment LawUnless the employer already knows that the employee has an authorized ground for leave under the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the employee must... |
03/08/2004 | 03-1382 |
IN RE JESUSA V.Supreme Court of California
Constitutional Law, Family Law, Juvenile LawIncarcerated, presumed father does not have a statutory or due process right to be personally present at a hearing on paternity status. The biological... |
03/01/2004 | S106843 |
LUNDAHL v. TELFORDCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure, Family LawThe Uniform Interstate Family Support Act does not establish a mechanism for settling upon a single order as controlling among multiple spousal... |
02/27/2004 | G030846 |
PFISTER v. COMM'R OF INTERNAL REVENUEUnited States Fourth Circuit
Family Law, Military Law, Tax LawThe Tax Court correctly deemed plaintiff, under the Uniformed Services Former Spouses' Protection Act, to be the owner of half of her ex-husband's... |
02/27/2004 | 02-2288 |
IN THE MATTER OF ALIJAH C.Court of Appeals of New York
Family Law, Injury & Tort Law, Juvenile LawA deceased child may be the subject of an abuse petition. The Legislature clearly intended to bring deceased children within the ambit of the Family... |
02/19/2004 | 3 |
IN RE DANIEL S.California Court of Appeal
Family LawSon was properly ordered removed from the custody of his mother, a chronic paranoid schizophrenic, though she was improperly served and was allowed no... |
02/11/2004 | D042710 |
SUN-SENTINEL, INC. v. FLORIDA DEP'T OF CHILDREN & FAMILIESSupreme Court of Florida
Civil Procedure, Family Law, Media LawA motion to transfer venue, filed simultaneously with a timely objection to personal jurisdiction, does not waive the jurisdictional objection;... |
02/05/2004 | SC03-410 |
IN RE LILIANA S.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Indian LawBecause the juvenile court placed the children with a member of their extended family, it was not required to find good cause to modify the mandatory... |
02/04/2004 | D042428 |
LOFTON v. SEC'Y OF THE DEP'T OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVS.United States Eleventh Circuit
Constitutional Law, Family LawFlorida Statute section 63.042(3), which prevents adoption by practicing homosexuals, is constitutional as enacted and as subsequently enforced.... |
01/28/2004 | 01-16723 |
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