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· 12/10/2020

Michael T. McGill v. State of Indiana

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  • The Court found that the trial court was not manifestly erroneous in denying mover’s rule for contempt, and finding 8 that the non-mover’s occasional failure to notify the mover of the child’s location was not a willful disobedience of the consent judgment

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