State v. Xayasenesouk

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• providing that the primary concern of proceedings under the Act is the best interest and welfare of the child
• providing that the primary concern of proceedings under the Act is the best interest and welfare of the child
• noting the “well established principle of law that *** documents [filed in support of] summary judgment must recite facts and not mere conclusions or statements based on information and belief”
• noting the “well established principle of law that *** documents [filed in support of] summary judgment must recite facts and not mere conclusions or statements based on information and belief”
• noting the \well established principle of law that *** documents [filed in support of] summary judgment must recite facts and not mere conclusions or statements based on information and belief\
• once a final order is entered, all prior non-final orders and rulings become final and appealable

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