Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 5/2/1997
Walker v. Walker
Citations
- 695 So. 2d 58
- 1997 WL 218704
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- concluding that a request for retroactive child support was a compulsory counterclaim to a divorce complaint
- concluding that a request for retroactive child support was a compulsory counterclaim to a divorce complaint
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Judges: L. Charles Wright
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Reed v. BD. OF TRUSTEES FOR AL. STATE UNIV.Supreme Court of Alabama· 2000-05-26· cited 125×
- Vanvelzor v. VanvelzorAlaska Supreme Court· 2009-11-13· cited 22×
- Brattmiller v. BrattmillerCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2007-06-01· cited 14×
- Brasili v. BrasiliCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2002-02-15· cited 11×
- S.A.M. v. M.H.W.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2017-01-13· cited 10×
- Offenbecher v. Baron Services, Inc.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2002-05-10· cited 7×
- Verren v. VerrenCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2008-09-26· cited 2×
- Brakefield v. BrakefieldCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1999-02-26· cited 2×
- J.D.S. v. S.G.S.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 2025-10-03
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- IMED Corp. v. Systems Engineering Assoc.Supreme Court of Alabama· 1992-07-10· cited 423×
- Tuscaloosa County Com'n v. Deputy SheriffsSupreme Court of Alabama· 1991-08-23· cited 140×
- Brooks v. Peoples Nat. Bank of HuntsvilleSupreme Court of Alabama· 1982-04-09· cited 60×
- Ex Parte ReynoldsSupreme Court of Alabama· 1983-08-05· cited 21×
- Nicholas v. NicholasCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1985-01-30· cited 19×
- Ex Parte BoykinSupreme Court of Alabama· 1992-12-04· cited 18×
- Peacock v. Houston County Bd. of Educ.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama· 1994-08-26· cited 8×
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