Arkansas Department of Human Services v. Hillsboro Manor Nursing Home, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• issues regarding trial court’s alleged bias not preserved for appellate review where there was no motion for recusal or mistrial on those grounds
• issues regarding trial court’s alleged bias not preserved for appellate review where there was no motion for recusal or mistrial on those grounds
• after father moved, in a pending divorce action, for an emergency hearing on change in custody, the trial court’s orders on that motion were subject to direct appeal pursuant to OCGA § 5-6-34 (a) (11)
• trial court had authority to limit social media posts during custody proceedings
• “If all three of these conditions precedent are not met, the trial judge shall deny the motion on its face as insufficient, and there is no need for the trial judge to assign the motion to another judge to hear.”

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