· 8/2/1999
Linn v. Delaware Child Support Enforcement
Citations
- 736 A.2d 954
- 1999 Del. LEXIS 263
- 1999 WL 613468
How courts have described this case
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- holding that jurisdiction to enforce remains in the issuing state so long as no other state has assumed continuing exclusive jurisdiction
- holding that jurisdiction to enforce remains in the issuing state so long as no other state has assumed continuing exclusive jurisdiction
- holding that jurisdiction to enforce remains in the issuing state so long as no other state has assumed continuing exclusive jurisdiction
- holding that jurisdiction to enforce remains in the issuing state so long as no other state has assumed continuing exclusive jurisdiction
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Judges: Veasey, Walsh, Holland, Hartnett, Berger
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