· 5/29/2024
Jubitz Corporation, V State Department Of Revenue
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- stating “Montana has adopted the clear statutory language of section 27 of the Revised Uniform Act, leaving no question as to whether a court can determine paternity as part of a URESA action in this state”
- dissent distinguishing opposing authority and pointing out that the classification only involves children that already have presumed fathers, and presumed fathers are still legally required to support their children
- dissent distinguishing opposing authority and pointing out that the classification only involves children that already have presumed fathers, and presumed fathers are still legally required to support their children
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