Maryland Child Custody Award Affirmed Lack Notice Emergency Hearing Pendente Lite Lawyers Attorneys
Child custody award to the father was affirmed because the lack of notice of an emergency hearing to the mother and the denial of a pendente lite hearing to the mother were moot issues
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[...] continued the modified custody in the mother upon condition that the children return to Oregon for visitation with their father during the summer recess. The move to Maryland occurred on January 11, 1976. [...]
[...] continued the modified custody in the mother upon condition that the children return to Oregon for visitation with their father during the summer recess. The move to Maryland occurred on January 11, 1976. [...]
[...] continued the modified custody in the mother upon condition that the children return to Oregon for visitation with their father during the summer recess. The move to Maryland occurred on January 11, 1976. [...]
[...] continued the modified custody in the mother upon condition that the children return to Oregon for visitation with their father during the summer recess. The move to Maryland occurred on January 11, [...]