Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 10/9/2009
M.R.J. v. D.R.B.
Citations
- 34 So. 3d 1287
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- reversing as an improper delegation of judicial authority a trial court's visitation judgment in which the mother's visitation was at the sole discretion of the child's guardian ad litem
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Judges: Moore, Pittman, Bryan, Thomas, Thompson
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6 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Pratt v. PrattCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2010-08-20· cited 54×
- A.J. v. E.W.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2014-11-14· cited 8×
- D.B. v. K.S.B. (Ex parte K.S.)Supreme Court of Alabama· 2017-09-22· cited 8×
- R.J.R. v. C.J.S.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2011-05-06· cited 4×
- Mrj v. DrbCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2009-10-09
- Alise N. Ellis v. Michael Wayne DuncanCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2023-02-03
Cites
11 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Ex Parte McLendonSupreme Court of Alabama· 1984-07-06· cited 939×
- Ex Parte BryowskySupreme Court of Alabama· 1996-03-08· cited 316×
- K.L.U. v. M.C.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2001-08-17· cited 33×
- Adams v. AdamsCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2009-04-24· cited 30×
- Bryant v. BryantCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1999-07-02· cited 26×
- Jackson v. JacksonCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2007-04-13· cited 25×
- Burgett v. BurgettCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2008-05-23· cited 18×
- M.R.J. v. D.R.B.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2009-02-27· cited 18×
- K.D.H. v. T.L.H. IIICourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2008-08-15· cited 11×
- Johnita M.D. v. David D.D.New York Supreme Court· 2002-03-20· cited 11×
- Burleson v. BurlesonCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2003-09-05· cited 10×
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