McCormac v. McCormac

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• stating that chancery courts have subject-matter jurisdiction to make custody, support, and visitation determinations
• stating that chancery courts have subject-matter jurisdiction to make custody, support, and visitation determinations
• mother’s subsequent challenge to child’s paternity barred by res judicata where parties’ pleadings and property settlement stated that there was one child born of the marriage

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