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PEOPLE v. LAZAREVICHCalifornia Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure, Family LawDouble Jeopardy does not bar prosecution for willful detention and concealment of a minor child, under Pen. Code 278.5, even if it is a continuation... |
01/18/2002 | H021290 |
IN RE: MARRIAGE OF THORNTONCalifornia Court of Appeal
Family LawUnder Family Code 4337, a waiver of the automatic termination of spousal support upon remarriage must be in writing and explicit and cannot be... |
01/16/2002 | B149529 |
IN RE: SE. T.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Indian LawWhen a vague Indian tribal designation is the only information a County Department of Health and Human Services and the juvenile court has of a... |
01/11/2002 | C037875 |
ALLEN v. ALLENUnited States Ninth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Family LawMarital dissolution proceedings relating to spousal support are not subject to the automatic stay provisions of 11 USC 362(b)(2)(A)(ii). |
01/11/2002 | 00-35528 |
BURTON v. RICHMONDUnited States Eighth Circuit
Civil Rights, Family LawAs of 1985, social workers do not have qualified immunity for affirmatively placing children in an abusive foster home. |
01/11/2002 | 01-1323 |
US v. MOLAKUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Family LawThe term "child," as used in the Child Support Recovery Act, 18 USC 228, does not encompass only persons under 18 years of age. |
01/09/2002 | 00-2200 |
IN RE: KAREN R.California Court of Appeal
Family LawUnder Welfare and Institutions Code section 300(d), a young child, who saw his sibling being physically abused and heard the sibling tell him that she... |
01/09/2002 | B149292 |
IN RE: MARRIAGE OF CROSSCalifornia Court of Appeal
Family LawNeither husband nor the community has a right to reimbursement from improvements made to wife's seperate property made with his seperate funds. |
12/27/2001 | E029861 |
IN RE: MARRIAGE OF VROENENCalifornia Court of Appeal
Family LawThe defense of estoppel based on concealment of children is not available if the concealment ended when the children were still minors. |
12/27/2001 | A094067 |
HATCH v. DEP'T FOR CHILDRENUnited States First Circuit
Civil Rights, Family LawA case worker may place a child in temporary custody when he/she has evidence giving rise to a reasonable and articulable suspicion that the child has... |
12/17/2001 | 01-1442 |
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