Supreme Court of Vermont· 4/14/1995
Johnson v. Johnson
Citations
- 659 A.2d 1149
- 163 Vt. 491
- 1995 Vt. LEXIS 44
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- absent evidence on likely effect of change of custodian, court should ordinarily find that child should remain with primary custodian if that parent is fit
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Judges: Allen, Gibson, Dooley, Morse, Johnson
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14 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Cabot v. CabotSupreme Court of Vermont· 1997-05-23· cited 125×
- Begins v. BeginsSupreme Court of Vermont· 1998-09-11· cited 61×
- Chase v. BowenSupreme Court of Vermont· 2008-02-08· cited 34×
- Habecker v. GiardSupreme Court of Vermont· 2003-02-14· cited 28×
- Cloutier v. BlowersSupreme Court of Vermont· 2001-08-31· cited 23×
- Spaulding v. ButlerSupreme Court of Vermont· 2001-08-31· cited 23×
- Guiel v. GuielSupreme Court of Vermont· 1996-07-02· cited 12×
- Towslee v. CallananSupreme Court of Vermont· 2011-09-08· cited 12×
- Velardo v. OvittSupreme Court of Vermont· 2007-07-27· cited 11×
- Davis v. HuntSupreme Court of Vermont· 1997-11-21· cited 10×
- Damone v. DamoneSupreme Court of Vermont· 2001-09-14· cited 10×
- Leas v. LeasSupreme Court of Vermont· 1999-06-25· cited 5×
- Rushlow v. Rushlow (In Re Rushlow)D. Vermont· 2002-05-03· cited 3×
- Hubbell (Gault) v. HubbellSupreme Court of Vermont· 1997-09-19· cited 2×
Cites
5 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Nellie Lou Lillie v. United StatesTenth Circuit· 1992-01-13· cited 43×
- Bissonette v. GambrelSupreme Court of Vermont· 1989-06-30· cited 39×
- Bonanno v. BonannoSupreme Court of Vermont· 1987-07-17· cited 24×
- Harris v. HarrisSupreme Court of Vermont· 1994-06-03· cited 20×
- Williams v. WilliamsSupreme Court of Vermont· 1992-06-26· cited 19×
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