Court of Appeals of Oregon· 3/19/2014
In re Ibarra
Citations
- 261 Or. App. 598
- 323 P.3d 539
- 2014 WL 1063076
- 2014 Ore. App. LEXIS 308
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- the appellant failed to supply a record sufficient to review claim of error when trial court's determination was influenced by unrecorded discussion in chambers
- review of factual findings that served as basis for trial court’s determination that there had been a substantial change in circumstances supporting change in custody was precluded when the parties agreed to off-the-record interview of child
- review of factual findings that served as basis for trial court’s determination that there had been a substantial change in circumstances supporting change in custody was precluded when the parties agreed to off-the-record interview of child
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Judges: Hadlock, Norby, Ortega, Tempore
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- Department of Human Services v. N. P.Court of Appeals of Oregon· 2013-07-24· cited 222×
- Rea v. ReaOregon Supreme Court· 1952-06-18· cited 90×
- King City Realty, Inc. v. Sunpace Corp.Oregon Supreme Court· 1981-09-16· cited 24×
- Ferguson v. NelsonCourt of Appeals of Oregon· 2007-12-12· cited 22×
- In Re the Marriage of KirkpatrickCourt of Appeals of Oregon· 2012-03-07· cited 16×
- Matter of Marriage of Hamilton-WallerCourt of Appeals of Oregon· 2005-11-09· cited 13×
- Meader v. MeaderCourt of Appeals of Oregon· 2004-06-30· cited 7×
- In Re Marriage of SconceCourt of Appeals of Oregon· 2012-03-28· cited 4×
- Eichler v. HetzelCourt of Appeals of Oregon· 1978-12-04· cited 2×
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