Family:: Vacate post expenditure obligations-majority faculty without agreement

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?Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Family:: Vacate post expenditure obligations-majority faculty without agreement

CAROLE e. DAMRON SHORTT v FREDERICK CECIL DAMRON, no. 33185 (STARCHER, j.).(May 11, 2007). Ex-husband called for a circuit of Court of Kanawha County that said the Family Court decision requiring him to pay expenses for the school your child's post. Clarify the relationship between two versions of a statute relating to such orders in the curriculum section 2: "code of West Virginia, 48-2-15 d [1993] was amended in 1994 (using language now codified in the code of West Virginia 48-11-103 (c) [2002]) to authorize the courts to vacate the provisions of certain orders of divorce entries under the authority of the code of West Virginia, 48-2-15 d [1993] that need a parent to pay the costs of College post-majority of a child without the consent of the father. " Maintaining that the request concerned was not subject to holidays and therefore refusing to reach the question whether the separation agreement was enforceable.

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Family, evidence, procedure:: admission of testimony of rumors, harmless error

IN RE: marriage of MISTY D.G. v. l. f. RODNEY, paragraph 33226 (per Curiam) (June 13, 2007). Reversing an order of the circuit of Raleigh County Court that reversed a decision to family court. Keeping in mind that the court erred in concluding that the family court incorrectly considered inadmissible hearsay and evidence of witnesses in rendering its decision to modify the custody of the child. Holding that the family court properly admitted given testimony by an adviser under the exception of medical treatment for the hearsay rule, and that other testimony wrongly admitted was harmless and did not affect the final result. Remanded for reinstatement of a decision of the family court.

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