Linda N. v. William N.

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• stating that it is proper for court to look at substance of petitioner's actual request, instead of simply title of petition
• stating that it is proper for court to look at substance of petitioner’s actual request, instead of simply title of petition
• reversing order that affirmed ex parte domestic abuse protection order where respondent's conduct did not meet definition of abuse under § 42-903
• reversing order that affirmed ex parte domestic abuse protection order where respondent’s conduct did not meet definition of abuse under § 42-903
• reversing order that affirmed ex parte domestic abuse protection order where respondent’s conduct did not meet definition of abuse under § 42‑903
• it is proper for a lower court judge to look at the substance of the petitioner’s actual request, instead of simply the title of the petition

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