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IN RE DARLICE C.Array
Habeas Corpus, Family Law, Juvenile LawHabeas corpus may be used to collaterally attack an order terminating parental rights, on the grounds that the parent was not afforded competent... |
01/16/2003 | C042466 |
RYKIEL v. RYKIELSupreme Court of Florida
Civil Procedure, Family Law, Tax LawA divorce decree may provide that alimony payments are to be excluded from the gross income of the payee and not deducted by the payor, and in such a... |
01/16/2003 | SC01-586 |
WEINER v. WEINERCalifornia Court of Appeal
Education Law, Family Law, Property Law & Real EstateFamily Code section 2641, dictating conditions under which a spouse must reimburse the marital community for educational loan payments made from... |
01/10/2003 | D038788 |
MARRIAGE OF SPRAGUECalifornia Court of Appeal
Bankruptcy Law, Civil Procedure, Family LawA creditor must obtain relief from an automatic bankruptcy stay to pursue a family law matter in state court, when the family law matter is a core... |
01/09/2003 | G030108 |
US v. KLINZINGUnited States Seventh Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Family LawThe Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act, punishing willful failure to pay child support, is a constitutional exercise of Congress's Commerce Clause power,... |
01/09/2003 | 02-2080 |
PUNSLY v. HOCalifornia Court of Appeal
Attorney's Fees, Civil Procedure, Family LawDenial of attorneys' fees, incurred in a visitation dispute with paternal grandparents, was proper under the private attorney general theory of Code... |
01/08/2003 | D039312 |
ADOPTION OF CLARISSA H.California Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure, Family LawUnder Family Code section 7894, a judgment terminating parental rights may not be reversed on the ground it was taken by default, rather, an appellate... |
01/08/2003 | D040365 |
IN RE ANTOINETTE S.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Indian Law, Juvenile LawA juvenile court's failure to comply with the notice provisions of the Indian Child Welfare Act is not a jurisdictional error, and does not require... |
01/02/2003 | G030583 |
LOWTHER v. LOWTHERUnited States Tenth Circuit
Attorney's Fees, Bankruptcy Law, Family LawAn obligation to pay attorney's fees awarded in a divorce and custody proceeding was dischargeable in bankruptcy, because a parent's income and the... |
01/02/2003 | 01-6359 |
IN THE INTEREST OF J. F. C., A. B. C., & M. B. C.Supreme Court of Texas
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Family LawAlthough the trial court's charge was erroneously omitted the children's best interest as a prerequisite for termination of parental rights, Texas... |
12/31/2002 | 01-0571 |
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