Supreme Court· 10/1/1990
Mansell v. Mansell
Citations
- 498 U.S. 806
- 111 S. Ct. 237
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- denying certiorari after California Court of Appeals held that decree was immune from collateral attack under theory of res judicata
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Cited by
21 cases in this archive cite this case; the 20 most cited are listed.
- Melvin P. Deutsch v. United StatesThird Circuit· 1995-10-12· cited 687×
- Brow v. FarrellyThird Circuit· 1993-05-13· cited 269×
- In re Marriage of WilliamsSupreme Court of Kansas· 2018-05-18· cited 172×
- Flanagan v. ShivelyM.D. Pennsylvania· 1992-01-16· cited 110×
- Abernethy v. FishkinDistrict Court of Appeal of Florida· 1994-06-10· cited 29×
- Selitsch v. SelitschCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 2015-10-14· cited 25×
- Boedeker v. LarsonCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 2004-12-07· cited 23×
- Coon v. CoonSupreme Court of South Carolina· 2005-05-31· cited 20×
- Halstead v. Motorcycle Safety Foundation Inc.E.D. Pennsylvania· 1999-10-29· cited 18×
- Halstead v. Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Inc.E.D. Pennsylvania· 1999-10-08· cited 15×
- Parish v. ParishNebraska Supreme Court· 2023-06-02· cited 15×
- Forney v. MinardWyoming Supreme Court· 1993-03-24· cited 13×
- Jennifer Erin Moore v. Bryan Andrew MooreMissouri Court of Appeals· 2016-03-22· cited 10×
- Mallon v. PadovaE.D. Pennsylvania· 1992-11-17· cited 8×
- Perry v. Gold & Laine, P.C.D. New Jersey· 2005-05-25· cited 8×
- Griffin v. GriffinIndiana Court of Appeals· 2007-08-23· cited 4×
- Mallon v. PadovaE.D. Pennsylvania· 1992-10-26· cited 1×
- Unnamed caseThird Circuit· 1993-05-26
- Andrew Weiser, Appellant/cross v. Michelle Weiser, Respondent/crossCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2020-10-27
- Heidi Kaufman v. Geoffrey KaufmanCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2021-04-27
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