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Hayman v. Hayman

Citations

  • 522 So. 2d 531
  • 1988 WL 24179

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that wife was deprived of procedural due process after notice of fewer than twenty-four hours of contempt hearing for her alleged failure to deliver custody of minor child to husband
  • concluding that the court deprived former wife of her procedural due process rights by entering order granting custody of children to former husband where former wife received written notice of the hearing on former husband's contempt motion the morning of the hearing
  • concluding that the court deprived former wife of her procedural due process rights by entering order granting custody of children to former husband where former wife received written notice of the hearing on former husband's contempt motion the morning of the hearing
  • notice of hearing on former husband's contempt motion hand delivered on morning of hearing insufficient
  • father's desire to enter child into particular school was not emergency warranting immediate change of custody pursuant to divorce decree

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Judges: Per Curiam

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