Normand by and Through Normand v. Ray

How courts have described this case

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• findings of trial court must address those ultimate findings of fact necessary to support its decision
• findings of trial court must address those ultimate findings of fact necessary to support its decision
• addressing Section 40-4-9(B) and (C) in a case involving a child custody dispute between the father and maternal grandparents in which there was no dissolution of marriage before the court
• addressing Section 40-4-9(B) and (C) in a case involving a child custody dispute between the father and maternal grandparents in which there was no dissolution of marriage before the court
• addressing Section 40 — 4-9(B) and (C) in a case involving a child custody dispute between the father and maternal grandparents in which there was no dissolution of marriage before the court
• “‘Ultimate facts’ are those facts which are essential and determinative facts upon which the trial court’s conclusions are based.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).