· 3/8/1948
Dunbar v. Stewart
Citations
- 333 U.S. 849
How courts have described this case
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- holding that \legislative intent grants custody and visitation rights to non-parents only under [the statute]\ and stating that public policy concerns \militate against contractual provisions affecting th[e] relationship [between a natural or adoptive parent and that parent's child].\
- stating that in amending the statute the legislature did not express an intent to grant visitation of a child in an intact family unit
- holding that \legislative intent grants custody and visitation rights to non-parents only under [the statute]\ and stating that public policy concerns \militate against contractual provisions affecting th[e] relationship [between a natural or adoptive parent and that parent's child].\
- suggesting that in a custody action the parent's fitness is evaluated according to the standards used for a child in need of protection or services (CHIPS) proceeding
- stating that in amending the statute the legislature did not express an intent to grant visitation of a child in an intact family unit
- suggesting that in a custody action the parent's fitness is evaluated according to the standards used for a child in need of protection or services (CHIPS) proceeding
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