J.D.C. v. Cabinet for Health and Family Services, et al. An alleged father is entitled to an evidentiary hearing before a judgment of paternity is entered.
Grandparent must prove by clear and convincing evidence that visitation over the objection of a parent is in a child's best interest. Proof of a loving relationship alone is not sufficient. Walker v. Blair, digest to follow.
Soileau v. Bowman, 2011-CA-001230-ME Issue: Rule 60.02 motion, personal jurisdiction Published: Reversing and Remanding County: Anderson Father appealed FC’s order denying his CR 60.02 motion to set aside prior orders and judgments for lack of personal jurisdiction. ...
Maxwell v. Maxwell No. 2012-CA-000224-ME Published: Opinion Reversing and Remanding County: Hardin Angela Maxwell appeals the decision of the Hardin Family Court to award sole custody of her three children to their father, Robert Maxwell.
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