· 10/15/1878
Rosa v. Doggett
Citations
- 8 Neb. 48
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that Section 3111.03 “catalogues a series of presumptions that apply to the existence of the relationship drawn into question” by an action under Section 3111.04.
- noting a strong public interest in finality served by affording consent decrees res judicata
- court agreed that a non-adversarial dissolution of marriage was res judicata, thereby barring a subsequent paternity action brought pursuant to the Uniform Parentage Act
- court agreed that a non-adversarial dissolution of marriage was res judicata, thereby barring a subsequent paternity action brought pursuant to the Uniform Parentage Act
- specifically rejecting the contention that the analogous provision in the Ohio Parentage Act barred consideration of paternity determined in a divorce judgment arising from a stipulation
- specifically rejecting the contention that the analogous provision in the Ohio Parentage Act barred consideration of paternity determined in a divorce judgment arising from a stipulation
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