Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 9/11/1985
Brown v. Brown
Citations
- 477 So. 2d 454
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- holding that, as to modification of child custody, testimony that relates back to the last judgment that either awarded or modified custody should be allowed
- holding that, as to modification of child custody, testimony that relates back to the last judgment that either awarded or modified custody should be allowed
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Judges: Holmes
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8 cases in this archive cite this case.
- McKeever v. McKeeverCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1988-05-11· cited 14×
- Woodham v. WoodhamCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1988-10-26· cited 12×
- Hayes v. HayesCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1987-04-01· cited 11×
- T.G.S. v. D.L.S.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1992-09-25· cited 10×
- Evans v. EvansCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1986-09-24· cited 5×
- Tgs v. DlsCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1992-09-25
- Thomas v. ThomasCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1991-08-02
- Wilson v. Wilson (Ex parte Wilson)Supreme Court of Alabama· 2018-01-16
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Ex Parte BoleySupreme Court of Alabama· 1981-01-09· cited 27×
- Ponder v. PonderCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1973-04-18· cited 27×
- Kinsey v. KinseyCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1983-01-05· cited 20×
- Smith v. SmithCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1983-12-14· cited 16×
- Rowe v. BoleyCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1980-06-04· cited 14×
- Marsh v. MarshCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1983-02-02· cited 12×
- Frazier v. FrazierCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1977-01-20· cited 8×
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