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State v. Naylor

Citations

  • 330 S.W.3d 434
  • 2011 Tex. App. LEXIS 166
  • 2011 WL 56060

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  • dismissing appeal for lack of standing because nonparty did not properly intervene and could not be considered deemed party by virtual representation
  • “The State treats Naylor’s petition for divorce as an ‘implied’ constitutional attack on section 6.204 of the family code. . . .”
  • “The State appeals from the final divorce decree of appellees Angelique Naylor and Sabina Daly, asserting that section 6.204 of the family code deprives the trial court of subject-matter jurisdiction.”
  • “The State appeals from the final divorce decree of appellees Angelique Naylor and Sabina Daly, asserting that section 6.204 of the family code deprives the trial court of subject-matter jurisdiction.”

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Judges: Jones, Puryear, Henson

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