MURPHY Et Al. v. MURPHY

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• concluding that where an appeal of a child custody order had been taken, such order, pursuant to OCGA § 5-6-34 (e), “stood and remained enforceable through contempt proceedings notwithstanding the pending appeal”
• “Under OCGA § 5-6-34 (e), . . . when a party appeals an order granting nonmonetary relief in a child custody case, the order stands until reversed or modified by the reviewing court unless the trial court states otherwise in its judgment or order.”
• “The violation of a court’s order by one who was not a party to the proceedings can be punished as a contempt if the contemnor had actual notice of the order and is in privity with, aided and abetted, or acted in concert with the named party in acts constituting a violation of the order.”

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