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· 8/11/2023

Nicolas Valadez Rey v. General Motors, LLC

Citations

  • 76 F.4th 1125

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  • holding that absence of notice barred District of Columbia court from according full faith and credit to a New York court’s alimony award
  • holding judgment unenforceable on due process grounds where it was procured without notice
  • judgment obtained in violation of procedural due process is not entitled to full faith and credit
  • judgment obtained in violation of procedural due process is not entitled to full faith and credit
  • judgment directing the execution on an alimony debt violated due process because issued ex parte and had cut off defense available to the husband
  • full faith and credit may not be given to judgments obtained in violation of procedural due process

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