Nesselhauf v. Haden, et al, Where appellants’ claim for attorney fees was in ad damnum clause and no statement of why he or she is legally entitled to the request was made, no separate claim for relief was before the court.Read More
M.L.C. v. Cabinet for Health and Family Services. Termination of parental rights reversed where findings did not cite any evidence supporting what reunification efforts were made nor how termination was in children’s best interest and appeared to rely on incarceration alone.Read More
McFella v. McFella - Court may take into account parents’ timesharing in deciding the amount of child support to be paid, but it is not mandatory.Read More
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