Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 61State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1987 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 246
... child no longer exists , it becomes appropriate for the trial court to reexamine the facts and circumstances of the ... child's majority , there is implicit in such order the contemplation that when the child attains majority the trial ...
... child no longer exists , it becomes appropriate for the trial court to reexamine the facts and circumstances of the ... child's majority , there is implicit in such order the contemplation that when the child attains majority the trial ...
Page 247
... child but takes into account what the parent can afford to pay . . . . Consequently , a child support order may not accurately reflect what the children actually require but only what the parent can reasonably be expected to pay . To ...
... child but takes into account what the parent can afford to pay . . . . Consequently , a child support order may not accurately reflect what the children actually require but only what the parent can reasonably be expected to pay . To ...
Page 257
... child support , claiming that the plaintiff had removed the child to parts unknown , effectively denying him his visitation . Those motions were denied , and the defendant appealed . In 1985 , during the pendency of the appeal , the ...
... child support , claiming that the plaintiff had removed the child to parts unknown , effectively denying him his visitation . Those motions were denied , and the defendant appealed . In 1985 , during the pendency of the appeal , the ...
Contents
FIRM | 17 |
CAROLYN P GOULD EditorinChief | 53 |
SURVEY OF CONNECTICUT | 55 |
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