Contempt Motion Denied as Court Could Not Tell if Subpoena was Delivered to Defendant

Town Resolution Annulled as Court Found It was Arbitrary and Capricious

Appellant was arrested while sitting in a car outside of a laundromat in an RV park after reports of a suspicious vehicle.

In a suit to establish paternity of C.J.S, the trial court held it had jurisdiction to make an initial child custody determination under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, and subsequently issued a default final order naming the child's parents joint managing conservators, awarding mother primary conservatorship, ordering supervised visitation for appellant father, and ordering appellant to pay child support.

In the Matter of Trevor Torres v. Nicolette Burchell

New York v. Cruz Rivera

PB-20 Doe v. St. Nicodemus Lutheran Church