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Rogers v. Rogers

Citations

  • 662 So. 2d 1111
  • 1995 WL 626382

How courts have described this case

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  • civil contempt should not usually be found for failure to comply \with indefinite or incomplete terms.\
  • an attorney’s statement that his client had agreed to pay a certain amount in child support constituted an admission under the Mississippi Rules of Evidence
  • “This Court . . . suggests to attorneys in drafting future agreements to indeed be definite and reasonable in its terms regarding time and scholastic performance standards and limitations.”
  • a lawyer’s statement concerning the amount of child support owed by his client considered an admission under the Mississippi Rules of Evidence and was binding on his client

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Judges: Prather

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