Ex Parte State Ex Rel. Daw

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that one to whom a child-support arrearage is owed becomes a judgment creditor who may then pursue the typical means of collection that are available to the holder of any judgment
• holding that one to whom a child-support arrearage is owed becomes a judgment creditor who may then pursue the typical means of collection that are available to the holder of any judgment
• holding that one to whom a child-support arrearage is owed becomes a judgment creditor who may then pursue the typical means of collection that are available to the holder of any judgment
• holding that one to whom a child-support arrearage is owed becomes a judgment creditor who may then pursue the typical means of collection that are available to the holder of any judgment
• stating that “rules and statutes relating to the same subject matter must be read in pari materia, thus allowing for legal harmony where possible,” and that, “[i]n construing rules of court, this Court has applied the rules of construction applicable to statutes”
• “In construing rules of court, this Court has applied the rules of construction applicable to statutes.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).