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· 6/5/1985

Ex Parte Goad

Citations

  • 690 S.W.2d 894
  • 28 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 478
  • 1985 Tex. LEXIS 860

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that motion for contempt relates back to original filing unless it is wholly based upon and grows out of a new, distinct or different transaction and occurrence
  • holding that motion for contempt relates back to original filing unless it is wholly based upon and grows out of a new, distinct or different transaction and occurrence
  • holding that motion for contempt relates back to original filing unless it is wholly based upon and grows out of a new, distinct or different transaction and occurrence
  • explaining that motions to enforce division of future property were governed by holding in Huff before legislature enacted two-year filing period and applying ten-year period mandated by Huff because suit to enforce filed before enactment of two-year period
  • explaining that motions to enforce division of future property were governed by holding in Huff before legislature enacted two-year filing period and applying ten-year period mandated by Huff because suit to enforce was filed before enactment of two-year period
  • amended motion to modify custody and support provisions related back to prior motion to modify custody and support provisions

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Judges: Kilgarlin

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